Even Trump's Supporters Are Wary of 'Rigged' Rhetoric
Why has his latest fixation elicited a level of condemnation that his prior personal attacks did not?
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
The Tide of Hate Directed Against Jewish Journalists
A new report finds that anti-Semitic death threats have increased significantly during this election cycle.
Donald Trump’s Threats Risk Silencing Women
Advocates for sexual assault survivors fear devastating consequences from the Republican nominee’s retaliation against his accusers.
Marriage After Trump
The 2016 race has turned the battle of the sexes into an all-out war.
Small Donors Still Aren't as Important as Wealthy Ones
Policy decisions, like the Supreme Court's Citizens United ruling, affect where campaign money comes from.
The Trump Allegations: The Latest Updates
A number of women have stepped forward to claim that they were assaulted by the Republican nominee, who denies their accusations. Republican leaders, meanwhile, are struggling to respond.
Hillary Clinton’s Play for Arizona
The Democratic nominee is pouring resources into a state that has traditionally been carried by Republicans.
Trump's Rigged Game
Two ways the candidate charges this election is “rigged” are absurd. The third is absurdly dangerous.
Women Who Hate Trump, but Aren’t With Her
The misogyny of the 2016 campaign has stifled critiques of Clinton from progressive feminists and people of color.
A Tale of Two Trumps
At a rally in North Carolina, an optimistic audience doubted the media but hoped for a circumspect performance from the Republican nominee. Results were mixed.