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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Hillary Did What She Needed to Do
If undecided voters were looking for an excuse to come around to Clinton’s corner, they may have found it on Monday night.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #114: Trump Foundation and Taxes
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters How Trump Lowered Expectations for the First Debate
Through a combination of working the refs, leaks that made him seem bumbling, and the numbing effects of months of campaigning, the Republican has smoothed his own path.
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Henry Romero / Reuters Why Style Matters as Much as Substance
Journalists need to perform “theater criticism” of debates as well as grade policy proposals; the trick is keeping them separate.
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Rick Wilking / Reuters What It Will Take to Win the Debate
Advice from campaign veterans as the two candidates prepare for their first debate
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Hillary Clinton and the Resurrection of Old-School Hysteria
There’s a long tradition in American life of using women’s health to discredit them—as conspiracy theorists have done with the Democratic nominee.
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Reuters Trump Time Capsule #113: Zero for 100, Zero for a Dozen
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Four Donald Trumps You Meet on Earth
I swear there’s something familiar about this guy.
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Trump Time Capsule #112: Gennifer Flowers
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Wikimedia Trump Time Capsule #111: Ads
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Andrew Harnik / AP Five Reasons Why Ted Cruz's Endorsement of Donald Trump Is Stunning
The Texas senator’s about-face risks undermining his political brand and alienating the supporters who hailed his defiant stand in Cleveland.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters What President Trump's Supreme Court Would Look Like
The Republican candidate successfully wooed Ted Cruz by releasing an expanded list of potential justices.
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Arnd Wiegmann / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #110: Diplomats, Boss, Enquirer
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Matt Sullivan / Reuters Ohio Can't Purge Infrequent Voters From Its Rolls
A federal appeals court says the secretary of state violated the National Voting Rights Act when he moved to clean up voter rolls.
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Funny or Die Hillary Clinton’s Appearance on Between Two Ferns Wasn’t Brave
The target of the most brutal mockery wasn’t the Democratic nominee. It was her critics.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters Donald Trump's Police State
The Republican nominee’s proposals on public safety would discard the constitutional rights of blacks and Hispanics.
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Alan Diaz / AP Almost 6,000 Americans Have Already Voted for President
The election is 46 days away, but thanks to early voting, some citizens have already made their choice—and millions more have requested absentee ballots.
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Mark J. Terrill / AP Is Ted Cruz About to Endorse Donald Trump?
The Texas hold-out may be wavering, two months after his defiant convention snub.
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Justin Merriman Taking Trump Seriously, Not Literally
The Republican candidate took his case to a shale-industry gathering, and found a welcoming crowd.
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Lynne Sladky / AP Donald Trump Is No Jack Kennedy
A former speechwriter for the president says he’s voting for Trump, but he doesn’t seem very familiar with what the Republican candidate actually believes.
