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Carlos Barria / Reuters Is Obama Enabling the Next President to Launch Illegal Wars?
If his administration gets its way, it would be even easier for future commanders in chief to take military action without approval from Congress.
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Al Behrman / AP Ohio's 'Golden Week' of Early Voting Is Dead, Again
A federal court overturned a lower-court judge’s ruling, allowing the U.S. state to reduce a stretch in which citizens could register and cast ballots.
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Gerald Herbert / AP Is Donald Trump Reversing His Stance on Immigration?
The Republican nominee is pledging to follow an approach that resembles President Obama's.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Why Black Voters Are Rejecting Trump
Polling within the margin of error among African Americans, the Republican tries new outreach—but his approach seems doomed to failure.
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James Fallows / The Atlantic Trump Time Capsule #83: Rent Is Too Damn High
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Steve Helber / AP Terry McAuliffe's Second Try at Restoring Felon Voting Rights
Weeks after the Virginia Supreme Court ruled that the governor’s order giving 200,000 ex-offenders back the franchise was unconstitutional, he’s trying a different method.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #82: Illness, Immigration, and TV Shows
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Jason Reed / Reuters Questions About Hillary's Health: The Birtherism of 2016
Led by Rudy Giuliani, surrogates for the struggling Trump campaign are trying to seed doubts about the Democratic candidate’s fitness for office.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Hillary Clinton's Latest Email Scapegoat: Colin Powell
The Democratic presidential nominee has reportedly said privately that the former secretary of state encouraged her to use a personal address for State Department business.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters A Black Trump Supporter Weighs In
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #81: 'What the Hell Do You Have to Lose?'
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters How Did Justice Scalia Shape American Policing?
Donald Trump wants a Supreme Court appointee like the formidable late judge. But Scalia had a controversial and sometimes conflicted opinion on law enforcement.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #80: Manafort, Adieu
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Eric Thayer/Reuters Hope Is What Separates Trump Voters From Clinton Voters
Donald Trump's supporters haven’t necessarily lost a job to globalization. But they’re afraid they’re next.
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Joe Skipper / Reuters What If Trump Got Hacked Too?
A news report suggests that agents linked to the Russian state may have tried to break into the computer systems of the Republican Party and its presidential nominee.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Gaffe Track: Trump Doesn't Love the Half-Indians
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Max Becherer / AP Wanted or Not, Trump Shows Up in Louisiana
Seizing on President Obama’s absence, the Republican nominee surveys flood damage despite a warning from the state’s governor.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters How Democrats Become the Conservative Party
In the era of Trump, Clinton and co. want to preserve the status quo, while their Republican opponents want radical change.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Has to Choose: Lose Like Dukakis, or Like Goldwater
If the Republican nominee is defeated in a landslide, the party may be powerless to influence Clinton's agenda and administration.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Precipitous Rise and Fall of Paul Manafort
The veteran Republican operative tried to turn Donald Trump into a more normal candidate. Instead, he has resigned from a flailing campaign, chased by his own scandals.
