Washington

Up until the Iowa caucuses, Martin O’Malley had what it took to beat Hillary—except name recognition. And that problem in Baltimore.

The Maclean’s Editorial: Despite the popular ennui, we must not dismiss the strong candidacies of Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush

‘The Donald’ is a sideshow and a showman. Which is why his run for President will actually go pretty well.

Author Peter Schweizer on how Bill and Hillary Clinton have enriched themselves by channelling their joint political acumen and influence

Inside the Democratic presidential front-runner’s talked about, polarizing and possibly pointless campaign

It goes well beyond the Clintons and the Bushes: political families have become a staple of U.S. politics, at every level.

For the record, here’s what David Cameron had to say about the Conservatives’ election victory

Ask not if Hillary Clinton loves America, but which of its citizens she loves most

To get attention and votes in the 2016 presidential campaign, candidates will need to be more tech-savvy than ever—and ruthless, too

In a gridlocked political system, there’s one thing most lawmakers agree on: It’s time to fix America’s justice system