U.S. election 2016

Win or lose, Donald Trump has elevated a new kind of politics—one of provocative non-accountability

A cemetery of unmarked graves belies the notion that simple solutions exist on the Mexican border

The Republican nominee is saying all the right things to sink his campaign. But there may be a method to his madness.

How the protest generation of the ’60s left behind division, violence—and Trump and Clinton

Trump most popular with conservative Amish – but will they actually vote?

Donald Trump’s poll numbers are sagging just a week after he pulled even with Hillary Clinton. A few swing states and split votes could help his cause.

If elected president, yes. The U.S. commander in chief has complete and total control over America’s 1,538 nuclear warheads.

Hillary Clinton skilfully dances around the facts. Donald Trump shamelessly makes things up. And yet in the U.S., neither liar has found their pants on fire.

Policy wonk v. cheddar-faced crypto fascist: How can any American possibly be undecided?

A bestselling author of children’s books explains how he’d explain politics to kids, and whether such books should be so partisan