As voters head to the polls and the campaign comes to a close, most Americans are breathing a sigh of relief. Correspondent Jim Krasula has today's Reporter's Notebook.

CBS News Senior Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen says Janet Reno was an historic Attorney General not only because she was the first woman to serve in the post.

The October Jobs Report is in just a few days before the election. CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger has the new employment figures in today's Reporter's Notebook.

An unexpected legal judgement creates uncertainly over Britain's departure from the European Union....the process known as Brexit, CBS's Larry Miller has today's Reporter's Notebook.

President Obama is going to bat for Hillary Clinton as the latest twist in the FBI server investigation roils the presidential campaign. Correspondent Pam Coulter has today's Reporters Notebook.

A page from our Reporter's Notebook today looks at bitter incredulity in the presidential race.

CBS Radio News Senior Legal Analyst says FBI investigations proceed in secret for many good reasons, which is why so few former officials are coming to the defense of FBI Director James Comey. That's today's Reporter's Notebook.

Another monkey wrench thrown into an already bizarre Presidential campaign. CBS's Steve Dorsey has that in today's Reporter's Notebook.

"Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind," as William Shakespeare purportedly wrote in "King Henry IV." Now there is mounting suspicion that the Bard had help writing some of his best-known works. Larry Miller has today's Reporter's Notebook.

The fight over President Obama's landmark health reform law isn't over. CBS News Correspondent Pam Coulter has Reporters Notebook