The president’s unforgiving campaign against his own attorney general opens rift with the right and leaves White House at war with the Justice Department.
Democrats gathered in a small town in Virginia on Monday to unveil the economic themes they hope to run on in 2018 as they look beyond President Trump.
President Trump has crossed so many lines and done so many things that other presidents would not have that he has radically shifted the understanding of what is standard in the White House.
President Trump created the White House advisory commission to find ways to strengthen the voting system. But critics have called it a sham.
Jared Kushner’s rare public comments about Russia were an attempt to steer the White House through a political storm. But they carried legal risk.
His campaign’s polling experts believe that the Comey memo in October had a decisive effect on the election, a new book reports.
The communications problem in this administration is that no one cares about the truth.
Fraud is essentially nonexistent, but that hasn’t stopped the crusaders from trying to make voting harder.
Anxiety about slipping down the socioeconomic ladder persists as the best explanation for the election — and the adoration — of President Trump.
By fixating on Obama-Trump voters, the party is ignoring the Americans who could return it to power in the House.
The New York Times Opinion section would like to hear from women about whether they think sexism has become worse since the U.S. presidential election.
Many conservatives are worried that the party’s inability to pass ambitious legislation will imperil its chances in next year’s elections.
The Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity begins public life facing questions about its impartiality, its agenda and even its reason for being.
President Trump’s eldest son was promised damaging information about Hillary Clinton before agreeing to the meeting.
Joshua Green’s “Devil’s Bargain” tells the story of the alt-right impresario who invigorated Trump’s campaign and influences his presidency.
We get to know the de facto leader of President Trump’s commission to investigate the 2016 election.
The committees devoted to Mr. Trump’s 2020 campaign spent nearly $700,000 on legal fees in the second quarter, according to reports filed Saturday.
The integrity of the ballot box is under tremendous strain.
How did an organization that reported spending of less than $15 million over two years pay Donald J. Trump’s former campaign chairman $17 million?...
President Trump suggested the former attorney general was at fault for admitting the Russian lawyer who met with his son in June 2016.
Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, the president offered his first extended account of the meeting he held with the Russian leader last week.
For President Trump’s supporters, an open society is not the goal.
Evidence of a meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Russian lawyer has raised questions about interference in the 2016 election and whether the Trump campaign was involved. Here’s a rundown of last summer’s events, seen in the new light of re...
The president’s son-in-law has lots of explaining to do.
Donald Trump’s corruption is a family affair.
Was Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with a Russian lawyer politics as usual? The history and logistics of digging up dirt on political opponents.
There are important distinctions between Donald Trump Jr.’s meeting with a Russian lawyer and two stories some conservatives cited about Democrats and the Clinton campaign.
Donald Trump Jr.’s Russian email thread shows the historical value and irresistible allure of a technology that continues to betray us.
Donald Trump Jr. was looking for dirt on rivals, a typical part of modern campaigns. But information is not usually harvested from, say, Russia.
It’s all there in his emails.
His meeting with a Russian lawyer raises many legal issues, but it’s still too early to say whether any lines were crossed.
The odds of real Trump-Russia collusion no longer look that long.
Trump advisers have often insisted that the campaign had no contact with various Russian insiders — claims that were later proved false.
Trump advisers have often insisted that the campaign had no contact with various Russian insiders — claims which were later proven false.
The president’s dim namesake just made things exponentially worse.
The text of email correspondence setting up a meeting between Donald Trump Jr. and a Kremlin-connected lawyer in chronological order.
The email exchange with Donald Trump Jr. should have led him to call the F.B.I. and report a foreign effort to interfere in the U.S. election. Instead, he embraced the plot.
The president’s son was told in an email that the Russian government wanted to help Donald J. Trump’s election bid last year.
A veteran political reporter takes stock of how Washington has — and hasn’t — changed in the time of Trump.
The meeting between President Trump's son and a Russian lawyer last year was set up by an acquaintance from Mr. Trump's ownership of the Miss Universe pageant.
As disheartening as the president’s record of dishonesty is, his team’s willingness to share in it is worse.
The email exchange with Donald Trump Jr. should have led him to call the F.B.I. and report a foreign effort to interfere in the U.S. election. Instead, he embraced the plot.
Donald Trump Jr. is said to have arranged the meeting with the Kremlin-linked lawyer during the campaign after he was told he would be provided with details about Hillary Clinton.
Trump is full of lies and Putin is full of tricks. Who to believe?...
Vice President Mike Pence has undertaken extensive personal outreach to donors, fueling speculation that he is preparing for his own political future.
Mr. Trump tried to put the matter of election meddling behind him after meeting with Russia’s president, but found himself under searing criticism from both parties.
After his meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia at the Group of 20 summit on Friday, President Trump sent mixed messages about Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
He’s not trying to ensure that our voter rolls are accurate. He’s trying to disenfranchise voters.
Dozens of states rightly gave President Trump’s voter-fraud commission the back of their hand.
A commission, searching for proof of fraud, requested personal data on 200 million voters. “Go jump in the Gulf of Mexico,” one state official responded.
The White House would not say whether the issue of Russia’s meddling in last year’s election would be directly addressed at the meeting.
President Trump has refused to acknowledge that Russia interfered in the 2016 election, but he has blamed his predecessor for not responding to that interference.