U.S. election 2016

His political rise has been remarkable, and implausible—and Donald Trump might just yet win

Talk of ‘electability’ makes Bernie Sanders mad. So do Putin, Wall Street and, well, everything.

Comparing America to Rome used be an old parlour game. But a bestselling book offers too many echoes to be ignored

On the road in Iowa, two of the biggest names in U.S. politics—a Bush and a Clinton—cross paths, both struggling to live up to impossible expectations

He’s a socialist, anti-Wall Street senator from Vermont who’s drawing bigger crowds than Trump. Why America is suddenly paying attention to Bernie Sanders.

Allen Abel crosses the country to take America’s true temperature on Donald Trump. And few are saying no—regardless of party allegiances

U.S. presidential hopeful Donald Trump has called a lot of people a ’loser.’ Here’s every one of those people.

Up until the Iowa caucuses, Martin O’Malley had what it took to beat Hillary—except name recognition. And that problem in Baltimore.

The Maclean’s Editorial: Despite the popular ennui, we must not dismiss the strong candidacies of Hillary Clinton and Jeb Bush

‘The Donald’ is a sideshow and a showman. Which is why his run for President will actually go pretty well.