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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Republicans Giving In to Donald Trump
The GOP nominee appears to have recovered some of the support he lost after his comments in a 2005 Access Hollywood recording drew widespread condemnation.
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Clinton Time Capsule #1: Lessons Learned?
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Joshua Roberts / Reuters Can the FBI Sway an Election?
The agency is investigating more emails related to Hillary Clinton. Whether or not it finds something in the next 11 days, its announcement could affect the outcome on November 8.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Clinton's Believability Problem
This week highlighted all the ways in which it’s likely to follow Clinton—all the way back to Washington.
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Demographics Pro White Nationalists on Twitter
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The FBI Investigates More Emails Related to Clinton
Director James Comey tells lawmakers that the bureau has uncovered more emails and is reviewing them “to determine if they contain classified information.”
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Reuters Trump Time Capsule #149: ‘Cancel the Election’
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Patrick Semansky / AP The Man at the Center of 'Bill Clinton Inc.'
Doug Band helped everyone get rich in the post-presidential empire, but his re-emergence in the WikiLeaks hack is another headache for Hillary.
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Evan Vucci / AP Trump's 'Voter Suppression Operation' Targets Black Voters
Even as the Republican launches a purported African American outreach campaign 12 days before the election, his aides say their goal is to depress turnout in the bloc.
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Ron Edmonds / AP Why Won't Hillary Clinton Defend Trade Deals?
Most Democrats believe they and the U.S. economy benefit from globalization—but even as Trump attacks NAFTA and TPP, the Democratic nominee has declined to defend them.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Nasty Rise and Fall of Donald Trump
With the candidate flailing in the polls, some on the right are wondering if a better version of the man wouldn’t be winning. But that kinder, gentler Trump would’ve lost in the primaries.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Revolt of the Conservative Women
A dustup between Megyn Kelly and Newt Gingrich shows why Donald Trump and the Republican Party are struggling to retain the support of women.
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FiveThirtyEight / The Atlantic Do Debates Matter? Maybe This Time
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Andrew Harnik / Carolyn Kaster / Steve Helber … Liberty University Students Want to Be Christians—Not Republicans
Evangelicals at the school are tired of politics—and the party that gave them Trump.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump’s ‘Rosebud’: What Happened?
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Mark Makela / Reuters The City of Brotherly Love Has Little for Trump
To black voters in Philadelphia, the Republican nominee seems detached from reality, and voting for him is an idea they won’t even entertain.
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John Minchillo / AP The Tipping Points of the 2016 Election
An analysis of voting trends in key swing states hints that voter allegiances will be starker and more influential than ever.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Does Trump Understand What Obamacare Is?
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Mike Segar / Reuters Trump's Graying Army
In the Republican nominee’s nostalgia-fueled campaign, older voters see their last chance to bring back the 1950s. But he could be starting to lose them, too.
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Aaron Josefczyk / AP Could the World Series Help Clinton (or Trump) Win Ohio?
Probably not—but in a close race, a Cleveland Indians defeat could help Donald Trump, while a Tribe triumph might buoy Hillary Clinton.
