Donald Trump

In the aftermath of the assault on the Capitol, a trio of women with family members who participated in the riot moved to D.C. to seek their own kind of justice.

For most of the year, young people seemed to be flocking to the Republican Party. Was Trump doing something right, or was Biden doing something very, very wrong?

The ex-President is having a very hard time pivoting to Kamala Harris.

The Minnesota governor with a progressive agenda becomes the Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee after capturing the Zeitgeist with a single word.

Having suffered a series of legal and regulatory setbacks in recent years, the cryptocurrency industry is pouring millions of dollars into the upcoming election. To what end?

Will voters fed up with Biden’s approach to Gaza turn to a man who once called for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States”?

Kamala Harris’s campaign has smartly positioned her as the normal candidate. But disagreements and distractions lie ahead.

Is it, perhaps, a sign that the Vice-President’s swift rise in the polls has him panicked?

How MAGA World Is Taking On Its New Opponent

As Kamala Harris’s campaign begins, Donald Trump is reëmphasizing himself as the candidate running to save democracy from a conspiracy between the élites and the press.

In Milwaukee, with a candidate who had just cheated death, the resentment rhetoric of Trump’s 2016 campaign gave way to an atmosphere of festive certainty.

How might the Republican V.P. nominee’s conversion to conservative Catholicism influence his political world view?

At the R.N.C., Trump’s running mate proclaimed that the days of “catering to Wall Street” were over. But does Vance have the power, or the inclination, to thwart the corporate wings of his party?

The Republican National Convention “had the feeling of sort of a very polite Midwestern cult meeting,” Susan B. Glasser says, reporting from Milwaukee.

An inside look at the Republican Party’s weeklong celebration of the former President.

When an act of violence doesn’t lend itself to a clear argument or a tidy story, we often choose not to think about it.

As the Republican Convention anoints the ex-President, the Democratic panic over Joe Biden begins to look like a coup.

In Milwaukee, Donald Trump’s choice of J. D. Vance as Vice-President was seen as a breakthrough for the young conservative movement, which blames élite institutions for the destruction of the American working class.

Reporting from Milwaukee, Antonia Hitchens offers on-the-ground updates on Donald Trump’s first appearance following an attempted assassination in Pennsylvania.

Today’s social platforms can instantly convert even the most harrowing news events into misleading tidbits and gleefully empty jokes.

The former President’s campaign has always been inflected with a bit of martyrdom. When he walked onto the convention floor on Monday night, his right ear bandaged, it was the most profound and unexpected culmination of all the messianic talk.