Donald Trump

Paul Wells: Wednesday’s market rallies amount to a bet that a Democrat president and a Republican Senate will guarantee nothing changes in America

Scott Gilmore: While votes are still being counted it is already clear that America’s dangerous politics and its declining place in the world are the new normal

Trump’s greatest achievement has been to dismantle reality as we know it, replacing it with a universe where sense is dismissed as nonsense

On U.S. Election Day 2, some big questions loom: Is a tie possible? Which candidate has more paths to victory? And where will the legal battles happen?

Image of the Week: What everyone thought would happen is happening. That’s concerning—but surely not cause for shock and panic.

Image of the Week: On the eve of a pivotal election, signs of the dissent and division consuming America are right outside White House

Philippe J. Fournier: To win, Trump needs to run the table. On election night, keep close watch on Texas, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania. 

Paul Wells: Thursday’s debate put slightly more emphasis on Biden’s limitations as a debater. And slightly less emphasis on Trump’s unfitness for office.

Trump sounded capable at times of legitimate traditional debate, but grew more erratic as the night wore on. And Biden kept his head above water.

Watch Biden and Trump face off for a second time right here at 9 p.m. ET