Donald Trump

It’s motivated, it’s angry at Mitt Romney

Americans are displaying their political preferences on their sleeves—and their shirts, their licence plates, their tattoos, and their hair

America’s pundit proxy election is making for bitter politics, but very entertaining TV

The Republican Establishment dismisses Trump—until it endorses him. Can he take hold of the party?

Justin Trudeau will have ample opportunity to comment on the polarizing politician during his three-day visit

Affordability and accessibility remain barriers for education. But they’re not alone—and that must be addressed.

Allen Abel criss-crosses America to find out how Donald Trump managed to make himself the GOP’s likely champion

On Super Tuesday, the frontrunners obliterated their opponents, setting the stage for eight solid months of empty vows and vitriol

For years, the status quo has hummed along in Western politics. But the electorate is catching on.

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