The nominee’s transgressions, far from marking him as unfit, signal to his supporters that he is trustworthy—he is one of them.

Donald Trump ended his term in office the way he began it: by invoking a perverse vision of manliness.

The president’s offensive on immigration is linked to his party’s struggle to build support for key pieces of its economic agenda.

Nobody does nothing as president, not even someone who watches television for five or six hours a day.

At the second presidential debate, the Republican paced and pouted and sighed, but failed to patch together his collapsing campaign.

Stop obsessing over Trump, and begin the hard work of rebuilding.

And so much else about Donald Trump’s unusual presidency

Can Democrats still win if they don’t play the president’s game?

Donald Trump refuses to accept the legitimacy of the election he’s trying to win.

White, conservative Christians voted for the Republican candidate by a huge margin, but this election revealed deep fractures among leaders and churches—especially along racial lines.