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Wikimedia Trump Time Capsule #119: 'That Makes Me Smart' vs. 'They Don't Pay'
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Jamie Fine / Reuters Beautiful? No Experience? You Can Get Hired by Trump
In a clip unearthed by Mother Jones, the Republican presidential nominee boasts about hiring a possibly underage woman simply because she was attractive.
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Andrew Harnik / AP Congress Avoids a Pre-Election Shutdown
Lawmakers stopped bickering long enough to keep the government operating for another 10 weeks and approve long-awaited aid to combat the Zika virus.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Is His Own Worst Enemy in a Crisis Situation—Once Again
The biggest threat to the Republican nominee is not his poor performance in the debate, but his reaction to it: blaming microphones, insisting he won, and doubling down on gaffes.
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Jim Young / Reuters Donald Trump's Double Standard on Weight
From the “400-pound” hacker to Alicia Machado, the candidate’s denigration of fat people has a long tradition—but may be a liability.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Does Trump Know How to Laugh?
Americans tend to elect presidents who have a sense of humor. This is not good news for the Republican nominee.
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Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters Why Ivanka Is Trump's Top Surrogate
The potential first daughter has a knack for political diplomacy her father lacks.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #118: John Warner, Arizona Republic
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Trump Time Capsule #117: Chinese Climate Change
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Reuters Trump Time Capsule #116: ‘Somebody Who Likes to Eat’
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Todd Lillard / AP 'That's Called Business, by the Way'
Donald J. Trump on why he hoped for the housing market to collapse
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Hillary Clinton Shouldn't Be Faulted for Her Relentless Preparation
The Democratic nominee has been unfairly criticized for being “overprepared.”
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Mike Segar / Reuters Trump's Abdication of Personal Responsibility
Conservatives have put families and communities at the center of their conception of a better America—but they’re notably absent from the Republican nominee’s account.
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David Goldman / AP How Donald Trump Avoided His Signature Issue at the Debate
The Republican nominee only briefly addressed immigration, which has been a cornerstone of his presidential campaign.
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David Goldman / AP Donald Trump's Unproductive Monday Night
The Republican’s debate performance likely won’t calm voters’ apprehensions about his candidacy.
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Mike Segar / Reuters America's First Post-Christian Debate
The belief in a common purpose that long defined America’s civil religion was strikingly absent on Monday night.
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Joe Raedle / AP The Second Presidential Debate Will Try Something New
Ordinary Americans will be able to submit—and vote on—questions to be considered when the candidates meet again.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters When Donald Trump Got Caught Tweet-Handed
The Republican nominee illustrated a lesson for debating in the social-media era: Don’t lie about that which you’ve publicly tweeted.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Strange Tale of Trump's Taxes
During the debate, the Republican nominee seemed to confirm an accusation that he hadn’t paid any income tax, then reversed himself later.
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AP Trump Time Capsule #115: The First Debate
