U.S. election 2016

Improved Trump version, obviously. Solid metal. Gold-leaf accents. Good luck, wind!

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton pad their leads, while the presidential race itself gets both clearer and muddier. Allen Abel reports from Florida.

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 2016 U.S. election cycle is all about urging America to be great again. Scott Gilmore disagrees with the premise.

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.

Scott Gilmore on—gulp!—what a Donald Trump presidency would look like

Bernie Sanders’s anti-Wall Street pitch won’t win over South Carolina. And so Clinton arrives at her high-stakes firewall