U.S. election 2016

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 25: Hillary Clinton, meanwhile, fights voter complacency with voting convenience

Maclean’s daily round-up of what happened today on the U.S. presidential campaign trail

What we can learn about Trump and Clinton from the way they use words

Donald Trump has lost, writes Scott Gilmore. So let’s worry about what comes the morning after.

Maclean’s Bulldog, Oct. 20: Pollsters predict a Clinton landslide, and another Trump accuser steps forward

No matter what happens, America will have to grapple with the toxic legacy of Donald Trump’s hateful, conspiracy-driven campaign

As the Obamas say goodbye, they’re busier on the campaign trail than Hillary Clinton

Scott Feschuk on the day when Donald Trump calls for a coup—and a campaign do-over

Just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse. From undermining the very nature of democracy to puppets and nasty women, this debate was a doozy.

The presidential nominee is repositioning to an end game that ensures he’ll never be a loser