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Marcio Jose Sanchez / AP Can Clinton Win the Kids Back?
New polling shows the Democratic nominee is losing support among millennials to third-party candidates. So she’s turning to Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren for help.
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WWE Normalizing Trump: Hear the Podcast, Watch the Video
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Matt York / AP Does Immigration Matter in Down-Ballot Races?
Latino voters in battleground states aren’t familiar with Senate candidates’ policies on reform. That could give Republicans an opening.
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Nancy Wiechec / Reuters America's Cultural Civil War
As the country’s ideological and demographic trends continue to favor Clinton, Trump’s blue-collar white backers become more isolated.
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Mike Segar / Reuters The Trump Surge
The Republican nominee may not be winning yet, but a series of polls show that he has drawn very close nationally and in key swing states.
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Andrew Harnik / AP Hillary Clinton's New Medical Report
The Democratic nominee has been sick since the beginning of September but is “fit to serve as president,” her doctor writes in a new letter.
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Andrew McGill / The Atlantic The Trump Bloc
Donald Trump has won over many working-class white voters. But does he have anyone else?
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Hyungwon Kang / Reuters Colin Powell, the Last Reasonable Man
Hacked emails show the former secretary of state is frustrated with Hillary Clinton, thinks Benghazi was a non-story, is still angry about Iraq, and hates Donald Trump
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Cliff Owen / AP Mike Pence's Rough Day at the Capitol
The Indiana governor tried to rally conservatives behind Donald Trump. He encountered plenty of resistance.
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Morris MacMatzen / Reuters Make Trolling Great Again
Despite their best efforts, the political provocateurs of the 2016 election have failed at the art of making people angry.
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Arina P. Habich / Shutterstock The State That Fell Off the Electoral Map
Colorado was supposed to be a presidential battleground, but that now seems far-fetched. Democrats’ success in places like this could spell trouble for the Republican Party long past 2016.
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Matt Furie It's Not Easy Being Meme
How artist Matt Furie feels about his creation, Pepe the Frog, becoming a favored symbol of white nationalists and Trump supporters
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J. Scott Applewhite / AP Donald Trump Shifts the Debate on Childcare to the Left
Whether he wins or not, the Republican nominee has pushed his party closer to the Democratic position a key economic issue.
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Aaron P. Bernstein / Reuters Matt Bevin's Apocalyptic Warnings of Bloodshed
The Kentucky governor suggested that if the Democrat wins this year’s presidential election, armed insurrection might be necessary to protect the United States.
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Justin Merriman Why Democrats in Western Pennsylvania Are Voting Trump
At a voter-registration event in Washington County, Democrats in the energy industry say the 2016 election is about preserving their way of life.
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Donald J. Trump Jr. on Instagram, via Tina … Trump Time Capsule #101: Pepe the Frog
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Mike Segar / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #100: An Interview That Would Have Made News in Any Other Year
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters The Backlash Against Trump Hotels
Will the Republican presidential nominee’s campaign hurt his business empire?
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Brian Snyder / Reuters It's Not the Cough, It's the Cover-Up
Hillary Clinton’s defenders often complain that her critics turn non-issues into controversies, but her crisis-response strategy tends to have the same effect.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters How Trump Ended the Obamacare Debate
Republicans once made opposition to the Affordable Care Act central to their message—but their nominee understands the dangers of taking health care away from those who need it.
