U.S. election 2016

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 3: Trump has more money problems—from taxes to charity—while Clinton gets an endorsement from a "King"

As it enters the end game, the U.S. presidential election finds new mud to sling—and there’s likely more to come

Maclean’s Bulldog, Sept. 30: Trump shows off his poor temperament in some early morning tweets, while Clinton pulls away in key states.

Just how big a threat are Trump’s conspiracy theories to the democratic process in America?

Maclean’s Bulldog, Sept. 28: Clinton looks to win Florida; Trump tries to win Monday’s debate

Maclean’s Bulldog, Sept. 27: Trump and Clinton’s basic economic plans were brought into sharp relief on debate night

There is a reason beyond vanity or celebrity-seeking that millennials were taking selfies at a Clinton rally

Donald Trump did great at Monday night’s first U.S. presidential debate, says Scott Feschuk. He just has a tip or 11 for the candidate—like ’wink constantly’

Anne Kingston on why Clinton’s smile was a necessary accessory to a rhetorical and visual thrashing of Trump

They called each other names and questioned each other’s fitness to be president. These moments crystallized a long, meandering debate.