Donald Trump's Police State
The Republican nominee’s proposals on public safety would discard the constitutional rights of blacks and Hispanics.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
Almost 6,000 Americans Have Already Voted for President
The election is 46 days away, but thanks to early voting, some citizens have already made their choice—and millions more have requested absentee ballots.
Taking Trump Seriously, Not Literally
The Republican candidate took his case to a shale-industry gathering, and found a welcoming crowd.
Is Ted Cruz About to Endorse Donald Trump?
The Texas hold-out may be wavering, two months after his defiant convention snub.
Donald Trump Is No Jack Kennedy
A former speechwriter for the president says he’s voting for Trump, but he doesn’t seem very familiar with what the Republican candidate actually believes.
Trump's Black Outreach Repackages Racism as Earnest Concern
The Republican nominee’s rhetoric about black communities reinforces stereotypes about black people, and little else.
Donald Trump and the Rise of Anti-Muslim Violence
Research suggests that extreme political rhetoric can contribute to a spike in hate crimes.
The Growing Gap Between Town and Country
As Trump-like views gain strength in rural areas internationally, diverse urban centers push for acceptance.
Four Ways Trump Is Wrong About Black Americans
Trump’s view of black communities: “You get shot walking down the street.” Reality: No.
The Dangers of the Putin-Trump Relationship
A political donor discusses his new effort to warn voters about the Republican nominee’s ties to Russia.