He turned out to be a better foil for her than most pundits imagined.
Election 2016
Would Liberals Support a Donald Trump of the Left? In the End, They Probably Would
But fortunately for them, they’ll never have to find out.
The Political Revolution Takes Aim at Wasserman Schultz’s Congressional Seat
A difficult test of Bernie’s down-ballot strategy—Tim Canova’s progressive primary challenge against the former DNC chair—is heating up.
Trump’s Appeal to the Forgotten Man
Donald Trump plays to the alienation of the white working class as a vengeful, authoritarian father figure.
Unions Flex Political Muscle at the DNC — But Uber and Airbnb Lurk
The labor movement’s agenda was on full display in Philadelphia, as was the Democratic Party’s emerging rift between unions and Silicon Valley.
Glass Ceiling and Class Ceiling: Can Hillary Smash Both?
To win in November, Clinton will need to put pocketbook issues front and center.
Will Ailes Jump on Trump’s Troubled Campaign Train?
Both men are kindred spirits, with long histories of bullying women.
Donald Trump’s Fight With the Parents of a Fallen Soldier Is Just What His Supporters Want
It’s who he is, and why they love him.
Presidents, Congress, and Infrastructure Investment Gridlock
Clinton and Trump support new spending on the nation’s roads, bridges, airports, and mass transit. It remains to be seen whether the next Congress will.
Dispatches From Philadelphia
Our final installment from inside and outside the 2016 Democratic National Convention.

