Donald Trump’s recent remarks highlight the candidate’s bigotry, but also signal a grim future for African Americans should he be elected.
Election 2016
Hillary Clinton Channels Her Inner Teddy Roosevelt
Clinton’s announcement to expand the federal estate tax on the wealthy is a bold step towards addressing today’s skyrocketing inequality.
Six Ways to Rewrite America’s Rules
Not everyone wants help. Many only want justice.
Why Millennials Don’t Like Clinton—And What She Can Do About It
Hillary Clinton’s support from millennial voters has dropped sharply since August, a problem that she needs to address even more aggressively to hold onto this key bloc of voters.
The Riddle of Immigrant Voting
No institution today can bring out the immigrant vote like the old urban machines and industrial unions once did.
Republicans Would Rather Impeach Than Disclose
The GOP campaign to ensure total secrecy for politically active tax-exempt groups is getting harder to justify amid court rulings and document leaks that condemn “dark” money.
Deportations and Clinton’s Latino Outreach
Hillary Clinton has come under fire for failing to sufficiently galvanize Latinos, a bloc of voters key to Democrats in both the presidential and Senate contests. The Washington Post this week quoted critics saying Clinton had run too few Spanish-language ads, and spent too little on targeted messaging. But there may be another reason why […]
Debate Prep: How Sexism Makes Hillary’s Task Infinitely More Difficult Than Trump’s
To succeed in her first match-up with Trump, she must meet his simian displays with the finesse of a ballerina.
Would Instant-Runoff Voting Cure What Ails American Politics?
A Maine ballot initiative could pave the way for a statewide election system known as ranked choice voting that its backers hope would serve as a national model.
Trump’s Riches and the Real-Estate Tax Racket
The industry where you really can make billions and pay no taxes.

