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Lucas Jackson / Reuters Hillary Clinton's Lead Is Greater Than Multiple Former Presidents'
It’s a reminder to her supporters that more Americans voted the way they did than voted for her opponent.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters The Hillary Clinton Disciples Getting Out the Vote
She’s not only a potential first woman president, but one who looks, thinks, lives, and talks kind of like them.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters Hillary Clinton and the Resurrection of Old-School Hysteria
There’s a long tradition in American life of using women’s health to discredit them—as conspiracy theorists have done with the Democratic nominee.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters John Boehner's Entirely Predictable Next Act
The former House speaker is pushing through Washington’s “revolving door.”
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Jim Young / Reuters The Long Life of Bridgegate
Federal prosecutors alleged during Day 1 of a federal trial that Chris Christie knew his aides had shut down lanes of the George Washington Bridge in 2013.
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Shannon Stapleton / Reuters No Third-Party Candidates in the First Debate
Only Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will compete in the first contest on September 26.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Voters to Debate Organizers: Let Gary Johnson In
A new online poll shows most voters want to see the Libertarian Party nominee at the first general-election competition.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters In an Unusual Election Year, Should Third Parties Be Allowed To Debate?
The first contest is weeks away, and Gary Johnson and Jill Stein are still pushing to be included.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Clinton Campaign’s Condemnation of Trump’s Staff Moves
The Democratic nominee’s team says it expects more divisiveness with a Breitbart News executive now in leadership.
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Charles Mostoller / Reuters A Homecoming for Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden
The former colleagues visited Scranton, where both their families have roots, to appeal to its working-class voters.
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Chris Keane / Reuters How Hillary Clinton Is Using Her Taxes as a Political Weapon
The Democratic nominee released her 2015 returns, knowing full well Donald Trump isn’t willing to reveal his.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters Donald Trump Dances Around His Latest Campaign Controversy
The Republican nominee criticized the media and championed the Second Amendment at a Virginia rally Wednesday.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters Chris Christie Can't Escape Bridgegate
The New Jersey governor allegedly “lied” about his staff’s involvement in the 2013 George Washington Bridge scandal, according to new court filings.
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Chris Keane / Reuters Hillary Clinton to Congress: Come Back to D.C. and Fund Zika Research
The Democratic presidential nominee urged legislators to cut their recess short and come together during brief remarks in Miami.
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James Lawler Duggan / Reuters Hillary Clinton Tries to Win Over Black and Latino Voters
At a rare conference with journalists, the Democratic nominee explained why she thinks she can get immigration reform through the U.S. Congress.
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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Obama’s View of ISIS, Two Years Into Air Strikes
The president said Thursday bombing targets in Iraq and Syria is “necessary, but not sufficient” in the long term.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters Donald Trump Returns to Past Grievances
After days of controversy and reports of a campaign intervention, the Republican nominee doesn’t seem committed to assuaging allies’ concerns.
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Brian Snyder / Reuters The Republican Ticket Splits on Paul Ryan Endorsement
Mike Pence endorsed his former House colleague, even though Donald Trump won’t.
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Evan Vucci / AP Donald Trump Is 'Not Quite' Ready to Endorse Paul Ryan
And the Republican nominee won’t back Arizona Senator John McCain either.
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Carlos Barria / Reuters The Democrats Clean House
Three top officials are leaving the Democratic National Committee, after hackers made thousands of internal emails public.
