Donald Trump and the ‘Ideal Woman’
A psychology professor looks at the U.S. Republican presidential contender’s views on gender and more.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
Breitbart's Anti-Semitic Attack on Bill Kristol
The popular right-wing website labels a neoconservative intellectual a “renegade Jew” for opposing Donald Trump.
The Path to a Trump Presidency
What would have to happen in the U.S. general election for the presumptive Republican nominee to take the White House?
The Lie of Trump's 'Self-Funding' Campaign
Pundits are calling foul on the presumptive Republican nominee for starting to court donors, but he’s depended on donations and loans to himself all along.
The Show-Me-Your-Voter-ID State?
Missouri voters will decide on a constitutional amendment that would require photo identification in order to participate in elections.
America’s Conservative Political Crisis
With third parties getting new attention from disaffected Republicans, is the GOP beyond repair?
Donald Trump and the Twilight of White America
Racial resentment and economic anxiety are not separate forces. For many Trump supporters, they are inextricably linked.
The Donors Who Love Bernie Sanders A Little Too Much
The FEC has notified the campaign that thousands of its 2.4 million contributors may be violating federal limits.
Five Questions About Donald Trump's Racist Butler
The longtime Mar-a-Lago staffer called for a military coup and the lynching of President Obama.
A Republican Truce in the Making?
House Speaker Paul Ryan seems one step closer to endorsing Donald Trump as the Republican nominee for president.