In a change of tune, President Elect Donald Trump says that he will not be pursuing charges against his former rival Hillary Clinton in the email case. 

Says FBI director pushed the campaign in favor of Donald Trump. (Photo by New York Times)

Trump already working to erase his legacy from history. (Photo by Chicago Tribune). 

Donald Trump wins the contest for President of the United States, in what is to be the biggest upset in modern political history. 

Odds are still on Hillary to win, but last minute polls are worrying Democrats. (Photo by Reuters)

Department of Justice to monitor poll locations in 28 states. (Photo by Patch). 

Latest polls shows a last minute Trump surge, worrying the Clinton camp. (Photo by CBS News). 

Trump gains in Nevada while Hillary sees a surge in Florida (Photo by Politics USA).

Comey's latest revelation seems to have little impact on the vote - but it's far too early to tell. (Photo by Politico).

Top Clinton aide Huma Abedin and ex-husband Anthony Weiner may just have given Hillary the biggest problem of the 2016 election. (Photo by Right Wing News). 

The magic number is 37.4%, and he's below that. What this means in terms of a potential big loss. (Photo by American News).

With Trump lagging in the polls, here's what he needs to do to remain competitive in the state. (Photo by Politico) 

As Trump's path narrows, he's throwing out all the stops to make sure he's still in the race. (Photo by Atlantic)

The infamous hacker and Wikileaks founder has had his internet cut off under mysterious circumstances in Ecuadorian Embassy after releasing thousands of Hillary campaign emails. What's really going on? (Photo by BT.com)

Donald Trump continues to demand Hillary be in jail and says that the election is rigged against him by powerful elites. (Photo by The Telegraph)

As the race starts to slip away from Trump, his path to victory narrows. (Photo by Business Insider)

New polls show Trump climbing back into fighting territory. But America is already voting. (Photo by Politics USA)

Election could be over before Nov 8th. (Photo courtesy of the NY Times)