Presidential Candidates

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

The highs and lows of the campaigns for America’s highest office.

Less than a week after the Republican National Convention took over Milwaukee, Harris spoke at a high-school rally there to a crowd of ebullient Democrats.

On Tuesday, with Joe Biden’s reëlection campaign in free fall, the Vice-President travelled to Nevada for what some hoped would be her launch as the Democratic Presidential candidate.

The known bad candidate is better than the chaos of the unknown.

The senator from South Carolina presents an early electoral victory—he became president of his high school, years after a “race riot”—as a tidy tale of prejudice overcome. Is that the full story?

A canny establishment conservative may be Biden’s greatest threat in 2024. But can she solve the Trump problem?

The President’s feel-good tour offers a stark contrast to his predecessor’s summer of conspiracies and criminal indictments. But will it work?

The Democratic Presidential candidate talks about his right-wing admirers, his distrust of scientists and the media, and his belief that the C.I.A. was involved in J.F.K.’s death.

“Where is your section for books by people who aren’t obviously running for President?”

Behind all the craziness is a movement that has given up on truth and respecting democracy.

The former President’s political and legal challenges are mounting, even as some polls indicate that he still has a lot of support among Republicans.

The only way for non-MAGA Republicans to consign the former President to history is for them to unite against him.

The former Vice-President and Presidential candidate told voters the hard and politically costly truths they didn’t want to hear.

Biden’s challenge was that the President lies in a manner that is so unanchored to reality that it becomes disorienting for anyone watching.

This Presidency poses stark questions about the ideological future of both parties.

It would be a relief simply to have a President who doesn’t abuse the office as a colossal grift. But a new President must also address the failures that have been festering in American life for decades.

A hundred years ago, the U.S. was riven by disease, inflamed with racial violence, and torn between isolation and globalism. Sound familiar?

After a career built on incremental progress, Joe Biden is promising a Presidency of transformational change. The election will test whether his campaign can bring together a divided Party and a beleaguered country.

Residents of Cody, Wyoming—where Kanye West has a ranch—compare notes on Michelle Tidball, the local mystic who works in a dentist’s office and says she can communicate with God.