Donald Trump

Claims and counterclaims of “election interference” are ubiquitous these days. What does the term actually mean?

As Kennedy’s 2024 election campaign collapses, he has embraced a new role as the former President’s latest ally.

The observance of defeat, especially in an election, is often all that keeps a state from tipping into violence.

The Democratic Presidential nominee leaves Chicago with her party united, but Donald Trump is not yet defeated.

Why the “cringe-millennial” production value of the 2024 D.N.C. is outplaying the macho bravado of this year’s R.N.C.

Trump has always drawn ideas from the darker corners of the Internet, but his new opponent has found a different kind of traction by embracing the Web’s native formats.

Making sense of Trump’s appeal to nonwhite voters.

Voters are still concerned about high prices, but inflation has dropped below three per cent, interest-rate cuts seem inevitable, and Donald Trump can’t focus.

His campaign is careening, his poll numbers are slipping, and, after something of a summer lull, he is due for several confrontations in court.

Nate Cohn, the New York Times’ chief political analyst, breaks down Kamala Harris’s performance in the battleground states and how we should think about polling error.

The ex-President’s tired old show is a great advertisement for his new rival.

Musk’s recent spat with Venezuela’s President, Nicolas Maduro, is the billionaire’s most recent attempt to put his thumb on the geopolitical scale.

The X C.E.O. has been using his platform to sound off on topics including Venezuela’s election, Trump’s campaign, and racial violence in the U.K.

In the aftermath of the assault on the Capitol, a trio of women with family members who participated in the riot moved to D.C. to seek their own kind of justice.

For most of the year, young people seemed to be flocking to the Republican Party. Was Trump doing something right, or was Biden doing something very, very wrong?

The ex-President is having a very hard time pivoting to Kamala Harris.

The Minnesota governor with a progressive agenda becomes the Democratic Vice-Presidential nominee after capturing the Zeitgeist with a single word.

Having suffered a series of legal and regulatory setbacks in recent years, the cryptocurrency industry is pouring millions of dollars into the upcoming election. To what end?

Will voters fed up with Biden’s approach to Gaza turn to a man who once called for a “total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States”?

Kamala Harris’s campaign has smartly positioned her as the normal candidate. But disagreements and distractions lie ahead.