She’s a venal scammer, but she’s right to tell all about Trump.
The view of President Trump’s Supreme Court nominee about the separation of powers may please Mr. Trump. But Democrats will want to ask more questions about his views.
Donald Trump’s “look over there” media strategy is a trap that keeps Democrats from focusing public attention on his bad policies.
Some people changed which party’s nominee they voted for from 2012 to 2016. They are key to who wins the House and Senate.
President Trump claimed that the June 2016 meeting was “totally legal,” though it is a key subject of the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
The Supreme Court nominee, despite his own doubts, left his Washington law firm to rejoin the investigation into President Bill Clinton’s affair with Monica Lewinsky.
An interactive map lets readers explore the 2016 election in new detail.
The Times’s interactive map of precinct results shows that even within partisan strongholds, there are contrary-voting enclaves.
The attorney general laughingly repeated the phrase, used during the 2016 campaign to call for jailing Hillary Clinton, after audience members began the chant.
A crowd of high school students began the chant during a speech by Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday in Washington.
President Trump didn’t say in Finland that he doesn’t support American intelligence about Moscow’s interference in the 2016 election. Got that?
His enemies paint him as all-powerful, but the billionaire philanthropist believes that his political legacy has never been in greater jeopardy.
In a Fox News interview, the Russian president said the hacked Democratic emails showed the truth — that the party leadership favored Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders.
President Trump contradicted U.S. intelligence assessments that Russia meddled in the 2016 election, and President Vladimir V. Putin said he didn’t know that Mr. Trump was in Russia in 2013.