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Jae C. Hong / Associated Press What Kind of Man Is Donald Trump?
In its final weeks, the contest between the first woman nominee and the Republican’s cartoonish machismo has fittingly devolved into a battle of the sexes.
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The Washington Post Trump Brags About Groping Women
The Republican nominee faces the biggest crisis of his candidacy after the release of a 2005 recording in which he boasts that stars like him can “grab them by the pussy. You can do anything.”
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Mike Segar / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #132-> ∞: 'You Can Do Anything. Anything You Want.'
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Mike Segar / Reuters Donald Trump Doesn’t Care If You’re Innocent
The Republican nominee continues to insist that five men exonerated in a notorious case were guilty.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Donald Trump's Threat to Obamacare
If elected, the Republican nominee could use executive action to undermine the law.
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Jason Reed / Reuters How to Rebuild the Republican Party
Incorporate the best of Trump’s insights, while discarding his volatile personality and noxious attitudes.
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Aly Song / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #130: 'China Would Go Bust So Fast'
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Andy Sullivan / Reuters For Young Voters, 'Hope and Change' Is Dead
A group of 20-something voters illustrates young people’s consternation with their political choices this year.
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D. Ramey Logan, via Wikimedia Commons Trump Time Capsule #129: 'Nobody Says It the Other Way'
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Mike Segar / Reuters Trump's Nevadasplaining Moment
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Cliff Owen / AP Is the GOP Donald Trump's Party—or Paul Ryan's?
Mike Pence made a valiant effort on Tuesday night to paper over sharply divergent visions of the Republican future.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Many of Trump’s Supporters Never Left Their Hometowns
The Republican candidate is far more popular than Hillary Clinton among people who still live where they grew up.
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Wikimedia Commons Trump Time Capsule #128: 'Against Donald Trump'
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Patrick Semansky / AP The GOP Shouldn't Wish for a Mike Pence 2020 Run
The vice-presidential candidate offers a stark contrast with Trump. That doesn’t mean he can appeal to the kind of voters the Republican Party needs to win.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Mike Pence Embraces the Foreign Policy That Republican Voters Rejected
By sidestepping Trump’s messages on foreign policy and trade in Tuesday’s debate, the vice-presidential nominee ignored the choices GOP voters made in their primaries.
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Wikimedia Trump Time Capsule #127: A ‘Chinese’ View of the Election
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Mike Pence Pretends That Trump Never Happened
The vice-presidential nominee points to one path forward for Republicans in 2020—albeit one that seems unlikely to work.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Can Mike Pence's Denial of Reality Work for Him?
Fact-checkers are having a field day with the Republican vice-presidential nominee’s statements during the debate.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Is Clinton Hatred Fueled by Dislike for Trump?
One way to talk yourself into supporting a candidate is to decide that the alternative is flatly unacceptable.
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters Abortion Returns to the Debate
The issue finally came up at the vice-presidential debate on Tuesday night, showing why religion and conscience are important in this election.
