Donald Trump Shifts the Debate on Childcare to the Left
Whether he wins or not, the Republican nominee has pushed his party closer to the Democratic position a key economic issue.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
Why Democrats in Western Pennsylvania Are Voting Trump
At a voter-registration event in Washington County, Democrats in the energy industry say the 2016 election is about preserving their way of life.
The Backlash Against Trump Hotels
Will the Republican presidential nominee’s campaign hurt his business empire?
How Trump Ended the Obamacare Debate
Republicans once made opposition to the Affordable Care Act central to their message—but their nominee understands the dangers of taking health care away from those who need it.
How Breitbart Conquered the Media
Political reporters were taken aback by Hillary Clinton’s charge that half of Trump’s supporters are prejudiced. Few bothered to investigate the claim itself.
Clinton Battles Pneumonia
The candidate’s doctor disclosed the diagnosis after Clinton’s sudden departure from a 9/11 commemoration.
Against Hillary Clinton's Fancy Swag
Campaign gear should be ugly, tacky, and hidden away by the second week of November. That’s what makes the Make America Great Again hat, well, great.
Tough Debate Moderation Won't Stop Donald Trump
Liberals who hope a good, thorough fact-checking would disillusion the Republican nominee’s supporters are doomed to disappointment.
What Is Aleppo?
Gary Johnson has asked an important question.
Can Hillary Clinton Win Texas?
Some Democrats believe what was once unthinkable could become a reality in November.