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Jonathan Drake/Reuters How JebBush.com Could Have Been Saved From DonaldJTrump.com
A civic coder has built a tool to detect fake candidate websites and beat cybersquatting.
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Jorge Lopez / Reuters The Hackers Who Hate Donald Trump
The “hacktivist” group Anonymous took down the Trump Tower website for about an hour.
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Jacquelyn Martin / AP A Senate Vote on Donald Trump's Religious Test
Ted Cruz and three other Republicans oppose an amendment resolving that the country ”must not bar individuals from entering into the United States based on their religion.”
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Randall Hill / Reuters How Many Republicans Really Want to Ban Muslims?
Don’t read too much (or too little) into new polls about Donald Trump’s proposed immigration ban.
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Jonathan Drake / Reuters The Voters Who Love Donald Trump
Fans of the Republican frontrunner are keenly aware of his faults, but when others point them out, it only deepens their loyalty.
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Mic Smith / AP A Trip to Israel ‘Postponed’
Donald Trump says he will now visit the Jewish state after he becomes president.
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Mark Kauzlarich / Reuters Ted Cruz Turns Up the Heat on Climate Change
The Republican presidential hopeful attacks the scientific consensus as talks unfold in Paris.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters It’s Not Just Trump
The Republican frontrunner is capitalizing on a market for anti-Muslim rhetoric developed by pundits like Ann Coulter.
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Doug Mills / AP How Republicans Won and Then Lost the Muslim Vote
Long before Donald Trump proposed banning Muslims from entering the United States, the GOP believed that Muslims were a natural constituency.
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Charlie Neibergall / AP The Polls May Be Underestimating Trump's Support
The mogul's rise follows a global uptick in working-class backing for anti-immigrant policies.
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J. Scott Applewhite / AP A Frontrunner Republicans Will Denounce but Not Reject
Speaker Paul Ryan accused Donald Trump of proposing a Muslim ban that would violate the Constitution. But he’ll still support him if he’s the GOP nominee.
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Charlie Neibergall / AP ‘I’m Against the Muslims’: Trump’s Supporters and the Republican Divide
What if the populist, nativist bloc of the party turns out to be larger than the intellectual conservative movement?
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Randall Hill / Reuters Donald Trump Assumes That a Majority of Republican Voters Are Bigots
Will the party’s rank-and-file prove the pandering billionaire candidate right or wrong?
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Charlie Neibergall / AP Donald Trump's Call to Ban Muslim Immigrants
The Republican frontrunner demands a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on.”
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Carolyn Kaster / AP Chris Christie: ‘Iran is a Greater Threat Than ISIS’
The New Jersey governor on foreign policy, Marco Rubio, and the fine art of ball breaking.
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Yuri Gripas / Reuters Donald Trump Breaks With the GOP on Israel
The Republican frontrunner was booed by a crowd and criticized by a rival after he questioned Israel’s commitment to peace.
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Mario Anzuoni / Reuters The Political Reactions to the San Bernardino Shooting
The tenor of the immediate responses to the mass shooting in California exemplified the partisan divide.
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters Ted Cruz's Clever, Tricky Triangulation
He may be known as an unyielding conservative, but on issues from national defense to political experience, the Texas senator is staking out a position as the goldilocks candidate.
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Mike Segar / Reuters A Short History of Hillary (Rodham) (Clinton)'s Changing Names
How the Democratic candidate’s evolving self-identification tells the story of women in American politics
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Tami Chappell / Reuters Do Black Votes Matter to Donald Trump?
The Republican frontrunner’s abrupt cancellation of a press conference with 100 black pastors is symptomatic of his struggles with African American voters.
