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A treasure trove of Trump memorabilia, including roughly 1,000 photographs of Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump, his family and friends found its way into a thrift shop and then to a collector. The photos are even more remarkable for the humanizing, family man portrait it paints of the often combative and caustic Oval Office candidate. The material includes personal hand-written notes and cards, Donald and Czech-born Ivana's Bacharach wedding album, eldest son Donald J. Trump, Jr.'s baby album dated Dec. 31, 1977. A sweet drawing of her parents by Ivanka portrays them in a fairytale setting with hearts and flowers.

Americans go to the polls today in the bitterest presidential contest in living memory. Candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump conducted whistle-stop tours across battleground states last night in an effort to secure every possible vote. Clinton was joined on stage by two former presidents and rock legends Bruce Springsteen and Jon Bon Jovi. Trump had several of his children. The Republican candidate made a final visit to Michigan, in a last-ditch effort to turn the Democratic state red, by enticing disillusioned rust belt workers. The polls opened in some eastern states at 6am EST, while the final polls close at 1am tomorrow in Alaska.

As the polls opened Tuesday morning, celebrities were just as eager as the rest of us to get in and cast their vote for president. From New York City to Los Angeles, stars such as Taylor Swift (top left), Kate Hudson (center) and Anne Hathaway (bottom right) took to social media to show themselves heading to the polls. Some shared who they were voting for, while others just urged fans to make it to the polls - no matter their political allegiance. Also pictured: Kelly Ripa and her son Michael (top right) and Lena Dunham and her boyfriend Jack Antonoff (bottom left).

Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky headed to the polls in New York City on Tuesday with children Charlotte, two, and Aiden, five months, to cast the children's grandmother Hillary Clinton. Chelsea was spotted pushing little Aiden, who hasn't been seen publicly since his birth in June, in a stroller with an adorable giraffe Aden by Aden + Anais swaddle blanket slung over the front. Marc, who was wearing a Philadelphia Eagles hat, held two-year-old Charlotte dressed in a pink letterman jacket that said 'USA' on the back and tights. After casting ballots for her mother, the family left their polling place and Chelsea proudly placed her 'I Voted' sticker on her coat. She later tweeted: 'One of the greatest honors of my life was voting for you today mom. As always, I'm beyond proud of you.'

An emotional Hillary Clinton arrived at her New York polling place this morning, with husband, former President Bill Clinton at her side, and seemed to tear up when being embraced and applauded by follow voters. If Clinton wins tonight against rival Donald Trump, she'll make history as the first female president of the United States.

Despite the new clues and a $50,000 reward, California officials said they were no closer to locating Sherri Papini, who has not been heard from since last Wednesday afternoon.The 34-year-old married mother-of-two was last seen jogging alone on Sunrise Drive in Redding. Papini was reported missing at around 6pm after she failed to return home from her run and didn't pick up her children from daycare.

These are the first pictures of the hell hole dungeon where serial killer Todd Kohlhepp is said to have held a woman captive for two months. Sex offender Kohlhepp, 45, hid the container away from public view on his 95-acre farmland at Woodruff, South Carolina and painted it green to ensure it blended into the foliage. There he is said to have kidnapped Kala Brown, 30, and 'chained her inside the container like a dog' for two months. It had been thought that the dungeon had been removed immediately after Miss Brown was rescued, but these exclusive aerial DailyMail.com pictures show that it remains in place and under forensic scrutiny.

Prince Harry's girlfriend Meghan Markle, 30 (pictured in Rwanda) has revealed that she shares her boyfriend's passion for humanitarian work in a new blog. Writing on her website she said: 'My life shifts from refugee camps to red carpets, I choose them both because these worlds can, in fact, coexist.'

The women (pictured left and right) raised their fists in the air and chanted 'Trump, grab your balls' as they demonstrated at New York City's Polling Station 59 in Manhattan just before 9am. The anti-Trump slogan, along with, 'Hate out of my polls' was painted across their bare chests. One woman attempted to climb onto a table as security tried to remove them from the hall. The pair, who are believed to be in their mid-twenties, were part of feminist activist group FEMEN. The group states its 'mission is protest' and its 'weapon is bare breasts.'

Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon's impersonations of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton over the past few weeks have arguably been the best part of Saturday Night Live this season. And while the actors' impressions of the political candidates are near uncanny, what most people don't know is that a whole lot of effort goes into their appearances too. SNL's make-up and hair department heads Louie Zakarian and Jodi Mancuso revealed in a video on Monday how the transformations are done.

In a pre-election sketch aired on the Late Late Show, actor Benedict Cumberbatch reads his 'son', James Corden a bedtime story - The Story of the US Presidential Election - in which a woman dressed in beige from head to toe has to overcome a number of obstacles to rule the kingdom from a 'beautiful big white house'. But on her journey she gets lost in a scary forest full of computers containing emails - a nod to the investigation conducted by the FBI into Clinton's use of a personal email account while working as Secretary of State. She also has to fend off trolls and 'an old, old man with hair of white and face like that of a wizard' mounted on a unicorn, who bears more than a passing resemblance to Bernie Sanders. But her greatest foe is 'the most terrifying creature of all' - a 'big orange monster with orange skin and orange hair' who wants to build 'a giant wall to keep out boys and girls from faraway lands like Mexico'.

A woman ran over her estranged husband and two of his friends before speeding off to a nearby bridge, where she jumped to her death, police said. On Monday morning, Dr. Brian Halevie-Goldman (left) emerged from a court hearing at the Family Law Center in Martinez, California, with two people when his wife, 60-year-old Kimberly Goldman, accelerated and hit all three, police said. Goldman then reversed and hit one of the people, the woman who was her husband's lawyer, a second time, before police believe she drove to the Benicia Bridge and jumped. The three hit-and-run victims were taken to a local hospital where they were treated for moderate injuries.

A mass grave containing the remains of about 100 people has been discovered inside a school in a town close to Mosul. Iraqi forces found the chilling site in the School of Agriculture on the outskirts of Hammam al-Alil, a town recaptured from ISIS on Monday. One haunting picture showed a soldier pulling a child's stuffed toy from the scraps of clothing and rotting flesh, swarming with flies. The discovery was the latest instance of mass graves being uncovered in territory won back from the death cult.

Danielle Miller (bottom right), 31, of Pennsylvania, has been charged with endangering a child, false imprisonment, terroristic threats and harassment for her alleged treatment of her stepson. The victim's father, 30-year-old Nathan Duke (top right), was jailed on conspiracy and endangerment charges because police say he did nothing to stop the abuse and failed to report it. Detectives believe Miller targeted the toddler because she resented him for being her husband's child from another woman.

Samantha, 24, from Tuscon, Arizona, is one of the the fifteen finalists in the 2017 Sugar Baby of the Year contest hosted by Seeking Arrangement, a dating site that pairs attractive young women with wealthy older men who will financially care for them. Samantha became a sugar baby while fleeing an abusive relationship, and she credits the site with helping change and her and her children's lives. 'This site has been such a blessing,' she told Daily Mail Online. 'My biggest fear was having to return to the abusive situation because of financial reasons.'

NEW The Miss America 2009 winner and her husband Brian Irk welcomed their third child on Halloween, but they left their baby boy nameless until after the World Series specifically because of a playful bet Katie had proposed. The Indiana-native, 30, explained that her husband has been a 'die-hard Cubs fan' his entire life, so she suggested that if the team won they'd name their son Wrigley, and if they lost the series, they'd name him Oliver after her grandfather.

Mathew Smith (second left) surrendered to police in Brooklyn, New York on Monday. The 42-year-old was wanted for fatally punching 64-year-old Patrick Gorman (center inset) in Queens on June 26. Cops say Gorman said 'excuse me' when he bumped into Smith's wife (left). The couple left him to die at the side of the road at a busy intersection. Gorman was taken to the hospital but was later pronounced dead. Smith bragged about the assault on his Facebook page one day later. Smith's wife, Elena Makarova, remains at large.

Americans were captured on camera simulating a passionate kiss. Participants were asked to show what they would do during a kiss with a love interest - demonstrating on a sheet of plexiglass. The resulting video, pictured, features licking, contorted expressions, tongue-rolling, biting and saliva.

Christopher Ervin, 23, (bottom right) and his brother Cameron, 19, (top right) pleaded guilty on Monday to kidnapping, aggravated assault and armed robbery. Their parents Yvonne and Zachary (pictured) were in the courtroom for support and asked the judge to give their sons 10 years, the lightest sentence legally possible.The boys blamed the attack on their struggles with drugs and depression. They had stabbed their father 10 times (left inset) during the September 2015 attack, and left their mother battered and bruised after repeatedly hitting her in the face (right inset).

A little girl has been reunited with her mother after a man found her wandering the streets at 3am and posted her heartwarming rescue in a now viral video. Soloman Jones and his friend were out late at night when the pair saw the girl walking outside without a jacket in Memphis. Jones, who has a two-year-old daughter himself, picked up the little girl and called the police before recording a Facebook video scolding the absent parents.

A fascinating series of black and white photos capture excited New Yorkers enjoying themselves in the city's 11 new outdoors pools which opened in the blistering summer of 1936. The community pools  - in styles ranging from Romanesque Revival to Art Deco - were examples of state-of-the-art engineering of the 1930s and featured massive filtration systems, heating units, and even underwater lighting. Some of these urban pools still exist today. Pictured are bathers at Astoria Park Pool (left and top right) and Carmansville playground (right).

A helpful pooch tried to help his older pal take a bath but the over eager elderly dog caused a hilarious and unexpected splash that left the other horrified. The video, posted by the Twitter account We Rate Dogs , has been liked 43,600 times and retweeted 21,800 times. In the clip, a golden retriever holds a hose in its mouth as a blue plastic pool fills with water on a porch. The dog obediently fills the pool as an older golden retriever with a gray face makes its way outside. But after a moment of thinking about it, the older pooch plops down and water overflows onto the porch as the dog fills the entire pool. Twitter users seem to have found the younger dog's reaction unanimously hysterical. 'I can't stop laughing at this. I love how the one pouring the water backs away slowly,' one person wrote.

The ladies at the Lake Erie Gymnastics School in Mentor, Ohio, took on the 'Mannequin challenge', which sees groups of people pretending to freeze. The video shows the young ladies displaying their strength by holding poses as if in the middle of a training session.

Tom St George, an underwater photographer from London, dove 100 feet down into Mexico's Cenote Angelita- a cave created by the collapse of limestone bedrock which then fills with water - to capture the stunning images.

A little girl in Hugo, Minnesota, came pretty close to setting herself on fire at her birthday party recently, after accidentally setting her alight while blowing the candles out on her Barbie cake. The girl suddenly whipped her hair around, unwittingly catching her fluffy ponytail in one of the burners. In a video that appeared online this week, a large flame is seen burning in the little one's hair. But, luckily, her mom extinguished it and she continued with the party without any hesitation. She even managed to blow out the three candles afterwards in one fell swoop. Judging by how she looks in the video, the girl was not injured, and her hair was not badly affected.

Children walking to school in the Bashkortostan region of Russia have been armed with axes because of the fear of attacks by wolf packs or wild bears. The students have to walk through a snow-covered forest because no bus is provided to get them to their classes in the village of Galiakberovo. After a spate of wolf sightings education chiefs hit on the idea of funding axes which the children are now arm with (pictured) in case of attack.

Feadship, the Dutch company behind Steve Jobs' custom-built superyacht, unveiled its 'Choice' superyacht concept at the Monaco Yacht Show. Feadship, based in Aalsmeer, Netherlands, described the new designs as the 'most audacious blueprint to date'. The Choice's Feadship Independent Control System (FICS), uses sensor technology and wave radar, weather forecasting, and traffic information to provide nearly autonomous sailing. Artist's impressions of the superyacht are pictured showing the beach house (left) and the drone taking off (bottom right).

A large-scale rescue operation is underway in China to save a little boy who fell into a 40-metre-deep well (131 feet) while picking cabbages with his father. The six-year-old, whose condition remains unknown as of writing, plummeted into the well at around 11am local time on Sunday in a rural village of Hebei Province, according to Chinese media. Around 80 diggers have been called to the scene to work around the clock in a bid to save the child, who had been trapped for nearly 50 hours by now.

The tiny pup, Chica, was filmed trying to fight off sleep but finding it impossible. Lying on her front, the cute pup's eyes begin to close and her head starts falling. She attempts vainly to pull her head back up and it ends up on the floor. The clip, filmed in Birmingham, was posted to Chica's Instagram page, where it has received thousands of views.