Marco Rubio's Extreme Tax Plan
Though the senator may be running as a moderate, his proposal is anything but.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
A Defeat for Conservative Feminism
Carly Fiorina’s exit from the 2016 race could stifle debate over gender equality across the political spectrum.
The Unexpected Breadth of Donald Trump's Appeal
In New Hampshire, he won working class men without college diplomas—and most every other demographic group.
Can Hillary Clinton Convince Voters They're Not Settling?
The former secretary of state will have to shift her strategy as she faces her surging Democratic rival, Bernie Sanders.
Democracy Won in New Hampshire
Everything that was supposed to be silenced is suddenly being said.
Trump’s Unspeakable Strategy to Erase His Past
Why Donald Trump's anti-immigration rhetoric was enough for movement conservatives to forgive his history of liberalism.
Trump and Sanders Prevail in New Hampshire
It was the apotheosis of the outsiders—two candidates, written off when their campaigns began, recovering from defeat in Iowa to deliver resounding victories in the Granite State.
A Very Bad Night for Chris Christie
The New Jersey governor’s less-than-stellar showing in the New Hampshire primary will make it hard for him to carry on.
Restoring Voting Rights for Felons in Maryland
The Maryland General Assembly overrode Governor Larry Hogan's veto.
The Kids Are for Bernie
Sanders’s youth movement is powered by the energy of the new campus left. What does it believe?