Ted Talks, but It Doesn't Mean Anything
Ted Cruz once had an ideology. After being trounced in New York, all he has left is gibberish.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
How Not to Disrupt Politics
Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump want a political-system revolution. But, with no plan for what’s next, they aren’t doing a very good job at it.
Will Sanders Stay in the Race, or Will He Go?
A senior adviser reportedly said the campaign would “sit back and assess where we are” after upcoming primaries.
Clinton's Polarizing Path to Victory
The front-runner is winning by following her party to the left, and leaving behind a Republican Party voting as if “white” were an ethnic bloc.
A Vice Presidential Free-for-All?
How the Republican delegates in Cleveland could nominate Donald Trump but not his chosen running mate.
Trump Towers Over New York
The Republican frontrunner scores a sweeping win, as does Hillary Clinton, in the state they both call home.
Trump Comes Full Circle
Ten months after he kicked off his longshot campaign at the Trump Tower, he returned on Tuesday night for a victory party.
You're Fired: The Donald Trump Campaign Shakeup
With his grasp on the Republican nomination loosening, the entertainer is reshuffling his staff and pumping money into the race. Is it too late?
Did the Hillary Victory Fund Break the Law?
Bernie Sanders’s campaign claims a fundraising effort may have committed “serious apparent violations” of campaign-finance laws.
Sanders's Practically Unprecedented Success
The Democrat has made historic gains in national polls, but it still might not be enough to overtake Hillary Clinton.