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Vote counting in Florida halted for the night

Election officials halted the vote count in Florida amid a tight race in the southern state between President Barack Obama and his defeated Republican rival Mitt Romney, US media reported on Wednesday.

Obama's re-election celebrated around world

From his old school in Indonesia to a Japanese beach town that happens to share his name, people around the world cheered President Barack Obama's re-election today.

Factors that led prez to victory

US President Barack Obama confounded political logic by triumphing over a sluggish economy to win a second term in office. Here are some of the keys to Obama's win over Republican Mitt Romney.

War-weary Afghans shrug off Obama re-election

In Afghanistan, where US troops are fighting and dying in America's longest conflict, the re-election of President Barack Obama was met with a war-weary shrug today as foreign forces prepare to withdraw.

China congratulates President Barack Obama on re-election

Chinese leader Hu Jintao congratulated US President Barack Obama on his re-election, noting 'positive progress' in Sino-US relations over the past four years, China's foreign ministry said on Wednesday.

Obama hugs Michelle and makes Facebook, Twitter history

It was a moving photo like countless others on Facebook, but the caption "four more years" said it all -- US President Barack Obama had won re-election, and was about to make social media history. How twitter proved a gamechanger | The battle online

Mitt Romney: a turnaround master turned away again

Mitt Romney was a shrewd businessman, a skilled governor and an Olympic turnaround master, but on Tuesday his six-year quest for the presidency came to a crushing end.

Americans in Paris plumped for Obama at iconic bar

Americans at Harry's Bar, an iconic watering hole in the French capital, fervently backed Barack Obama for the US presidency on Tuesday, leaving little doubt about their feelings for Republican rival Mitt Romney.

Congress vote leaves US set for more gridlock

Democrats looked set to hold onto the Senate and Republicans retained the House of Representatives on Tuesday, setting up the prospect of more partisan gridlock in a divided Congress.

Todd Akin, rape row Republican, loses Senate race: networks

Barack Obama's Democrats were on a path today to retain control of the Senate, holding on to a key seat in Missouri where the losing Republican candidate triggered a firestorm with comments about "legitimate rape."

Indian-Americans vote for Obama in swing states: survey

Nearly three-fourth of Indian-Americans voted for US President Barack Obama in the swing states which are considered to be decisive in final results, a sample survey has found.

Sunita Williams voted before flying to her home in space

Indian American astronaut Sunita Williams has already voted by absentee ballot, but if she wanted she could have voted in the US presidential election from her home in space on election day itself.

Online bettors place last wagers on Obama, Romney as polls close

Trading in US stocks was quiet on Tuesday but betting on the US presidential race reached fever pitch with most online gambling sites giving President Barack Obama favorable odds to win.

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