How Hillary Clinton Learned to Govern
The Democratic nominee would enter the White House with a well-established operating style.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
Trump Is No Moral Exemplar—He's a Champion
The conservative, Christian voters backing the Republican nominee are looking for someone who can defend them, not someone who embodies their values.
The $916 Million Loss Hiding in Trump's Tax Returns
The New York Times has reportedly obtained portions of the nominee’s 1995 federal filings, which show a staggering loss.
Searching for the Black Trump Supporter
The Republican nominee doesn’t have many fans in the black community. But those who back him share similar personal and ideological characteristics.
The Newspapers Taking an Unprecedented Stand Against Trump
Across the country, Republican-leaning papers are breaking with their own history to warn their readers about the GOP nominee.
In Search of Donald Trump's New York Campaign
The Republican says he desperately wants to win his home state—but there’s scant evidence he’s actually trying.
The Different Ways Fox, MSNBC, and CNN Recapped Monday's Debate
They were given the same 120 minutes. But each network presented them its own way.
Donald Trump Is Often More Hawkish Than Washington Elites
His “America First” image is a fiction built on lies. Until this election, he was an interventionist who pressed two presidents for more regime changes.
Donald Trump Proved to Be No Ronald Reagan
All the nominee had to do at the first debate was appear polite and reasonable for 90 minutes. He failed.
Beautiful? No Experience? You Can Get Hired by Trump
In a clip unearthed by Mother Jones, the Republican presidential nominee boasts about hiring a possibly underage woman simply because she was attractive.