Can the FBI Sway an Election?
The agency is investigating more emails related to Hillary Clinton. Whether or not it finds something in the next 11 days, its announcement could affect the outcome on November 8.
2016 Distilled
The campaign coverage you need from the staff of The Atlantic
Clinton's Believability Problem
This week highlighted all the ways in which it’s likely to follow Clinton—all the way back to Washington.
Why Won't Hillary Clinton Defend Trade Deals?
Most Democrats believe they and the U.S. economy benefit from globalization—but even as Trump attacks NAFTA and TPP, the Democratic nominee has declined to defend them.
The Revolt of the Conservative Women
A dustup between Megyn Kelly and Newt Gingrich shows why Donald Trump and the Republican Party are struggling to retain the support of women.
Liberty University Students Want to Be Christians—Not Republicans
Evangelicals at the school are tired of politics—and the party that gave them Trump.
The Women Who've Had Enough
Gender-equality advocates fed up with the Republican Party are protesting outside of Trump businesses around the country.
Trump's Gettysburg Address
The Party of Lincoln's nominee returned to the site of his greatest speech, to attack the faith in democratic government that Lincoln so carefully fostered.
Election 2016: Trump's Gettysburg Address, DDOS Attacks, and the Latest Updates
The candidates are back on the campaign trail, following the third, and final, debate on Wednesday night.
A Guide for Undecided Republicans
Choosing a president isn’t easy in this election, but here are three ways a principled conservative might vote.
'She Created This Mess and She Knows It'
Why the WikiLeaks revelation about a “pay-to-play” deal with Morocco is a quintessential Clinton controversy