USA Presidential Elections
2 | November | 2016
After the very contested primaries, the Republican convention in Cleveland nominated Donald Trump as their candidate to presidency, and the Democratic convention in Philadelphia nominated Hillary Clinton as theirs. The polls point to a divisions of the voters, one of the many examples of the society polarization.
Polls
UPI/CVoter poll: Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by 4.69 points [17/10/2016]
Allen Cone, UPI
UPI/CVoter: Hillary Clinton regains slight lead in first post-debate poll [28/09/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
Where the presidential race stands today [20/09/2016]
Armand Emamdjomeh and David Lauter, L.A. Times
General Election: Trump vs. Clinton [31/08/2016]
Real Clear Politics
UPI/CVoter poll: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump hold steady in virtual tie [23/08/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
Americans Most Confident in Sanders, Kasich on Economy [18/04/2016]
Justin McCarthy, Gallup
Les résultats des primaires et caucus, État par État [02/03/2016]
Le Figaro
The 2016 Presidential Campaign – a News Event That’s Hard to Miss [04/02/2016]
Jeffrey Gottfried, Michael Barthel, Elisa Shearer and Amy Mitchell, PEW
Cruz, Sanders and Americans Agree: Government Not Working [04/02/2016]
Frank Newport, Gallup
Red States Outnumber Blue for First Time in Gallup Tracking [03/02/2016]
Jeffrey M. Jones, Gallup
As Voting Begins, Sanders More Popular Than Clinton With Dems [01/02/2016]
Andrew Dugan, Gallup
Three in 10 Americans Follow Election Very Closely [25/01/2016]
Gallup
Voters Skeptical That 2016 Candidates Would Make Good Presidents [20/01/2016]
Pew Research Center
Resources
Election 2016: Presidential Primaries
The Huffington Post
Compare the Candidates: Immigration
Council on Foreign Relations
Compare the Presidential Candidates on Foreign Policy
Council on Foreign Relations
Election Oracle
American Enterprise Institute
Track and Compare Where the Candidates Stand
Council on Foreign Relations
2016 Primary Schedule | 2016 Election Central
The U.S. Presidential Nominating Process
Gopal Ratnam and Jonathan Masters, Council on Foreign Relations
Opinions & Analyses
Clinton’s Foreign Policy: The Known Unknowns [01/11/2016]
Robert Hunter, LobeLog
Why the US election has been terrifying to this German [31/10/2016]
Constanze Stelzenmüller, Brookings
Clinton and Nukes: More Dangerous Than Trump? [31/10/2016]
Christopher Layne, National Interest
Did Trump and Clinton Get a Pass on Education? [28/10/2016]
Rebecca Mead, New Yorker
Trump swings through all-important Florida as early voting gets underway [25/10/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
The Republican Party is coming apart. Here’s what it can learn from the 1956 Democrats. [25/10/2016]
Boris Heersink, Washington Post
This Moment, This America [24/10/2016]
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
On the Election—I [24/10/2016]
Russell Baker, G.W. Bowersock, and David Bromwich, New York Review of Books
It’s Trump’s Party [24/10/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Trump is not a GOP aberration [24/10/2016]
E.J. Dionne Jr., Washington Post
The GOP is breaking. It’s not Trump’s fault. [24/10/2016]
Zachary Karabell, Washington Post
Clinton’s Specter of Illegitimacy [23/10/2016]
Charles M. Blow, New York Times
Why Is Assange Helping Trump? [23/10/2016]
Jonathan Freedland, New York Review of Books
Inequality Defines the American Election [21/10/2016]
Marianne Schneider-Petsinger, Chatham House
Trump’s election-rigging claim will backfire. Here’s the evidence. [21/10/2016]
Pippa Norris, Washington Post
The Art of the Rout: What a Trump Loss Does to the G.O.P. [21/10/2016]
Evan Osnos, New Yorker
Congressional candidates from the two parties don’t talk about the same issues [21/10/2016]
Alexander Podkul and Elaine Kamarck, Brookings
The Democrats are likely to win a majority of House votes, but not a majority of House seats. Again. [20/10/2016]
Eric McGhee, Washington Post
The Election That Killed Foreign Policy [20/10/2016]
Paul Pillar, National Interest
Trump and the Makings of a Constitutional Crisis [20/10/2016]
Micah Zenko, Council on Foreign Relations
US Election Note: Energy and Climate Policy After 2016 [20/10/2016]
Sarah Ladislaw, Chatham House
If Clinton wins big, then what? [20/10/2016]
Frederick M. Hess, The Hill
Election 2016 and America's Future [10/2016]
AA.VV., Brookings
Donald Trump Can’t Undermine American Democracy Because It Barely Even Exists [20/10/2016]
Rosa Brooks, Foreign Policy
Donald Trump, the Anti-Democratic Candidate [20/10/2016]
Benjamin Wallace-Wells, New Yorker
It could happen here[19/10/2016]
Larry Diamond, The Atlantic
Donald Trump’s ‘rigged election’ talk is changing minds. Democrats’ minds, that is.[19/10/2016]
Charles Stewart III, Washington Post
Why John Kasich could have a better chance of becoming president than Evan McMullin[19/10/2016]
Joshua Tucker, Washington Post
Redistricting and Representation in the 2016 Elections and Beyond [19/10/2016]
Liz Kennedy and Danielle Root, Center for American Progress
The Trump Trade Doctrine: A Path to Growth and Balance [18/10/2016]
Wilbur Ross & Peter Navarro, RCPolicy
Why Is the U.S. Green Party So Irrelevant? [18/10/2016]
Per Urlaub, The Conversation
Democracy Depends on the Consent of the Losers[17/10/2016]
Uri Friedman, The Atlantic
The GOP is history. What about the country? [17/10/2016]
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
Why Trump’s Immigration Position Is Hurting Him [17/10/2016]
Alex Nowrasteh, CATO
What Are the New Battleground States? [17/10/2016]
David N. Wasserman, The New York Times
Donald Trump, the Worst of America [17/10/2016]
Charles M. Blow, The New York Times
How a Hillary Clinton Presidency Would Affect the Supreme Court [17/10/2016]
Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic
A Tale of Two Trumps [15/10/2016]
David A. Graham, The Atlantic
Will Republican voters flee Trump, post-video? Here’s what we found. [14/10/2016]
Tobias Konitzer, Sam Corbett-Davies and David Rothschild, Washington Post
The Challenge of Governing With a Congressional Majority [13/10/2016]
Norm Ornstein, The Atlantic
Everything the next president needs to know about infrastructure [13/10/2016]
William A. Galston and Robert Puentes, Brookings
Trump élu : que se passe-t-il en économie? [13/10/2016]
Mark Burgess, La Tribune
Trump & Consequentialism [13/10/2016]
Rod Dreher, American Conservative
The Islamic State Obsession [12/10/2016]
Phillip Lohaus, US News
Should Christians Vote for Trump? [12/10/2016]
Eric Metaxas, Wall Street Journal
Why is Trump better than Clinton for Arabs? [12/10/2016]
Mamdouh AlMuhaini, Al Arabiya
The Republican Inferno [12/10/2016]
Ross Douthat, The New York Times
A Political Historian Explains Why Trump's Tape Could Destroy the GO
Heather Cox Richardson, Quartz
Trump Gets Ready to Be a Bad Loser [11/10/2016]
Ryan Lizza, New Yorker
The Donald Trump We Always Knew [11/10/2016]
Andrew Rosenthal, New York Times
The life and death of Trumpian America [10/10/2016]
Edward Luce, Financial Times
Did Trump Live To Fight Another Day? [10/10/2016]
W. James Antle III, National Interest
Trump v Clinton: who won the second presidential debate? [10/10/2016]
Richard Wolffe, Jessica Valenti, Kenneth Pennington and Christopher R Barron, The Guardian
Predators in Arms [10/10/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Trump colpito ma non affondato [10/10/2016]
Massimo Faggioli, Huffington Post Italia
Time for Clinton and Trump to Come Clean on Syria [09/10/2016]
Frida Ghitis, CNN
Trump Rattles Off Greatest Hits of Incoherent Foreign Policy [09/10/2016]
Josh Keating, Slate
Donald Trump aurait pu être president [09/10/2016]
Isaac Chotiner, Slate
The Way Ahead [08/10/2016]
Barack Obama, The Economist
A Sexual Predator in the Republican Party’s Midst [08/10/2016]
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Donald Trump Just Lost The Election [08/10/2016]
John Avlon, Daily Beast
Ivanka, Chelsea, and the emerging voter [07/10/2016]
Karlyn Bowman and Heather Sims, AEI
Circle Jerks, ‘Deny Everything': The Week In One Song [07/10/2016]
Christopher Federico, Washington Post
A Libertarian Foreign Policy Vision [07/10/2016]
Gary Johnson, The National Interest
The 18 Essential Foreign-Policy Questions Clinton and Trump Need to Answer [07/10/2016]
AA.VV., Foreign Policy
Third-Party Voters Know What They Want [04/10/2016]
Emma Roller, New York Times
Where Kaine and Pence stand on K-12 education issues [03/10/2016]
Jon Valant, Brookings
Trump's Fellow Travelers [03/10/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Trump and the Intellectuals [03/10/2016]
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Echo & The Bunnymen, ‘Show of Strength': The Week In One Song [1/10/2016]
Christopher Federico, Washington Post
After the debate, Trump is still dominating news coverage. But Clinton is getting the good press . [30/09/2016]
John Sides, Washington Post
The Candidates Laid Bare [29/09/2016]
Elizabeth Drew, New York Review of Books
How the Clinton-Trump Race Got Close[30/09/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Trump Is a Hawk. His "America First" Image Is a Lie[29/09/2016]
Conor Friedersdorf, The Atlantic
Fat-Shamer in Chief[29/09/2016]
Timothy Egan, Washington Post
A (Tepid) Defense of Trump on Iraq[29/09/2016]
Kevin Sullivan, Real Clear World
Forget Trump’s temperament and Clinton’s stamina. Voters care less and less about candidates’ personalities[29/09/2016]
Martin Wattenberg, Washington Post
Who's Checking the Fact Checkers on Trump's Iraq Views?[28/09/2016]
James Taranto, Wall Street Journal
Hillary the Hawk[09/2016]
Stephen Zunes, Cairo Review
Can the Unthinkable Happen?[13/10/2016]
Michael Tomasky, New York Review of Books
Las cuatro elecciones más reñidas de la historia reciente de EE UU[28/09/2016]
Carlos Hernández-Echevarría, ES Global
Take a Deep Breath, Voters. There Is a Third Way[28/09/2016]
Gary Johnson, The New York Times
Un debate poco digno de EE UU[28/09/2016]
Alana Moceri, ES Global
Trump Has a Point About NATO[28/09/2016]
John Bolton, Boston Globe
Trump Showed He's No Commander in Chief[28/09/2016]
Max Boot, USA Today
For outside world, U.S. election is all about Trump[28/09/2016]
Peter Apps, Reuters
Hillary the Hawk Pecks at Democrats' Patience[28/09/2016]
Robert Merry, Washington Times
Clinton Reassures a Fearful World[27/09/2016]
David Ignatius, Washington Post
Clinton Won The Debate, Which Means She’s Likely To Gain In The Polls[27/09/2016]
Nate Silver, FiveThirtyEight
The Media Loves Hillary. It May Cost Her the Election[27/09/2016]
Michael Goodwin, New York Post
How the west might soon be lost[27/09/2016]
Martin Wolf, Financial Times
Trump Won Putin’s Focus Group[27/09/2016]
Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy
A Clear Debate Victory for Clinton[27/09/2016]
William A. Galston, Wall Street Journal
US presidential debate: Hillary versus Hillary[27/09/2016]
Hamid Dabashi, Al Jazeera
We Saw a Scattered Mess of a Foreign Policy Debate[27/09/2016]
Molly O'Toole, Foreign Policy
Trump stumped in first debate with Clinton – will it cost him?[27/09/2016]
Adam Quinn, The Conversation
Clinton’s Victory Without Breakthrough[27/09/2016]
Roger Cohen, The New York Times
'Clinton weaponized Trump’s words': the reaction to the presidential debate[27/09/2016]
Jill Abramson, Steven W Thrasher, Christopher R Barron, Jamie Weinstein and Lucia Graves, The Guardian
Could a President Trump Take Down the United Nations?[27/09/2016]
Richard Gowan, World Politics Review
Trump Scored a Point as Clinton Stumbled on Iran[27/09/2016]
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
¿Le será útil su victoria a Hillary?[27/09/2016]
John Müller, El Español
Trump Is Right About 'Stop and Frisk'[27/09/2016]
Rudolph Giuliani, Wall Street Journal
The 'Lying' Media and Trump[27/09/2016]
Margaret Talbot, The New Yorker
Did Trump Deconstruct Clinton With Marginal Voters?
Michael Barone, DC Examiner
We’ve Got to Face It: Trump Is Riding a Global Trend[26/09/2016]
Christian Caryl, Foreign Policy
Here are 5 keys to watching Monday night’s debate between Clinton and Trump[26/09/2016]
John Sides, Washington Post
Why Are We So Sure Hillary Will Be a Hawk?[25/09/2016]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy
From Reset to Realpolitik, Clinton’s New Hard Line on Moscow[22/09/2016]
Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
How to Watch the Presidential Debates[22/09/2016]
Elizabeth N. Saunders, Council on Foreign Relations
Trump’s chances of taking the electoral vote are slim[22/09/2016]
William A. Galston, Brookings
Why Trump's Noisy Outrage Beats Clinton's Calm Diplomacy Every Time[22/09/2016]
Jimmy Leach, Newsweek
Donald Trump on terror is just McCarthyism for a new age[21/09/2016]
Simon Jenkins, The Guardian
Whither the Sanders Left?[09/2016]
Theda Skocpol, Democracy – Journal of Ideas
The Bernie Bump[20/09/2016]
Emma Roller, New York Times
Donald Trump is what happens when the media chooses ideology over facts[20/09/2016]
Nicole Hemmer, L.A. Times
What We Are Hearing About Clinton and Trump[19/09/2016]
Frank Newport, New York Times
Donald Trump's approach to terrorism is simplistic — and seductive[19/09/2016]
Michael McGough, L.A. Times
Why Trump Is the Islamic State’s Dream Candidate[19/09/2016]
Max Boot, Foreign Policy
Democrats should worry, not panic[18/09/2016]
Doyle McManus, L.A. Times
Clinton: Into the Headwinds[16/09/2016]
Elizabeth Drew, New York Review of Books
Trump is the Symptom, Clinton is the Disease[16/09/2016]
Roger Harris, Counter Punch
Trump's and Clinton’s favorable ratings are awful. Here’s why.[15/09/2016]
Peter Grier, CS Monitor
Where's the Outrage Over Trump Campaign's Shocking Statement on 'Ethnic Cleansing'?[13/09/2016]
Asher Schechter, Haaretz
Did You Hear the Latest About Hillary?[13/09/2016]
Zeynep Tufekci, New York Times
Donald Trump’s campaign is still on track to raise amazingly little money[12/09/2016]
John Sides, Washington Post
The Rise of Presidential Extremists[12/09/2016]
Larry M. Bartels, New York Times
The Trump-Ailes Buddy Act[11/09/2016]
Elizabeth Williamson, New York Times
Hillary Might Disappoint Her Hawkish Boosters[09/09/2016]
Kevin Sullivan, RealClearWorld
Time for a Realignment[09/09/2016]
David Brooks, New York Times
Donald Trump Is Lying in Plain Sight[08/09/2016]
Charles M. Blow, New York Times
Donald Trump Is Still Lying About the Iraq War[08/09/2016]
Michael A. Cohen, Boston Globe
Cheerleaders de Madame Clinton[08/09/2016]
Hermann Tertsch, ABC
How different are the Democratic and Republican parties? Too different to compare.[08/09/2016]
Matt Grossmann and David A. Hopkins, Washington Post
3 takeaways from Trump at the Commander in Chief Forum[08/09/2016]
Thomas Wright, Brookings
Trump and Clinton Take Up Arms[08/09/2016]
Gail Collins, New York Times
The Candidates and the Doubts[07/09/2016]
Elizabeth Drew, New York Review of Books
Letter From China: Actually, Mr. Trump, the Chinese Have Come to Respect Obama[07/09/2016]
Melinda Liu, Politico Magazine
Fact Tank - Our Lives in Numbers[02/09/2016]
Abigail Geige, Pew Research Institute
The Republican Party’s civil war actually began decades ago[01/09/2016]
Josh Pacewicz, Washington Post
Trump's immigration code-switching wasn't skillful – it was disingenuous[01/09/2016]
Lucia Graves, The Guardian
Yes, Donald Trump Has a Path to 270 Electoral Votes[01/09/2016]
Jeffrey H. Anderson, Weekly Standard
Why Trump's plan to build a wall isn't a real plan[01/09/2016]
Aaron Klein, Brookings
The Democratic Party: From Clinton to Clinton[09/2016]
The Editors, Democracy Journal
The Emerging Clinton Doctrine?[01/09/2016]
Zalmay Khalilzad, National Interest
Moderate Republicans, Unite![01/09/2016]
Michael Tomasky,New York Times
The U.S. has more third-party candidates than it’s seen in a century. Why?[31/08/2016]
Matthew Dean Hindman and Bernard Tamas, Washington Post
Donald Trump may have accidentally helped Americans oppose deportation. Here’s how.[31/08/2016]
Karthick Ramakrishnan, Jennifer Merolla and Chris Haynes, Washington Post
A Chinese Perspective on the US Presidential Election[31/08/2016]
Xie Tao, TheDiplomat
Protestant, Catholic Views of Clinton and Trump Not Monolithic[31/08/2016]
Frank Newport, Gallup
Why Trump-Clinton Won't Be a Landslide[31/08/2016]
Andrew Gelman, Slate
Trump Tries to Escape a Narrow Corner[31/08/2016]
Scot Lehigh, Boston Globe
Brexit and the Future of Europe[31/08/2016]
Jean Pisani-Ferry, Project Syndicate
Clinton, Trump Are All In on Ohio[31/08/2016]
James Arkin & Caitlin Huey-Burns, RealClearPolitics
Will Trump’s ‘softening’ on immigration win him votes? Probably not.[30/08/2016]
Jonathan Mummolo and Sean Westwood, Washington Post
Trump’s Tower of Babble[30/08/2016]
Christopher M. Livaccari, Jeff Wang, Foreign Policy
How Donald Trump's Politics Will Gut the Republican Party for Decades[30/08/2016]
Kurt Eichenwald, Newsweek
The Genius of Trump's Foreign Policy[29/08/2016]
Peter Morici, Fox News
Trump's Train Wreck[29/08/2016]
Elizabeth Drew, Project Syndicate
What the World Could Lose in America’s Presidential Election[28/08/2016]
Fred Hiatt, Washington Post
The Trump-Farage Road Show[28/08/2016]
Roger Cohen, New York Times
Where's Clinton's Leadership on Trade?[26/08/2016]
Michael A. Cohen, Boston Globe
A Chinese Perspective on the US Presidential Election[26/08/2016]
Xie Tao, The Diplomat
Donald Trump a-t-il déjà perdu?[25/08/2016]
Alexis Feertchak, Le Figaro
Trump and Clinton Have No Idea How to Deal with Putin[24/08/2016]
Matthew Rojansky, Foreign Policy
The Nine Lives of Donald J. Trump[23/08/2016]
Victor Davis Hanson, National Review
With Pitch to Minorities, Trump Has His Own Party in Mind[23/08/2016]
Caitlin Huey-Burns, RCP
The high cost of America’s cheap populism[22/08/2016]
Michael Gerson, Washington Post
Never Trump. And Never Hillary Clinton Either.[22/08/2016]
Peter Feaver, Will Inboden, Foreign Policy
For sale, the most brazen president money can buy[22/08/2016]
Wesley Pruden, The Washington Times
NATO Has Problems, But Trump Won’t Fix Them[22/08/2016]
Simon Waxman, Boston Review
As threats increase, America needs a diplomat in chief[22/08/2016]
Strobe Talbott, Brookings
Donald Trump’s dark inner Richard Nixon[21/08/2016]
Edward Luce, Financial Times
What Republican turncoats forget[21/08/2016]
Stephen Moore, Washington Times
What Trump's Foreign Policy Gets Right[21/08/2016]
John Bolton, Wall Street Journal
Preserving Primacy: A Defense Strategy for the New Administration[09/2016]
Mac Thornberry and Andrew F. Krepinevich Jr., Foreign Affairs
Blueprint for Reform: A Comprehensive Policy Agenda for a New Administration in 2017[08/2016]
The Heritage Foundation
Why Hillary Clinton Might Win Georgia[22/08/2016]
Joseph Crespino, New York Times
To understand Donald Trump’s law-and-order appeal, look south of the border[18/08/2016]
Dinorah Azpuru, Washington Post
Trump’s ‘Ideology Test’ Could Bring Back a Hated McCarthy-era Law[17/08/2016]
Henry Johnson, Foreign Policy
Why Putin Wants a Trump Victory (So Much He Might Even Be Trying to Help Him)[17/08/2016]
Michael McFaul, The Washington Post
Educated white women could trigger a decisive Trump defeat[16/08/2016]
William H. Frey, Brookings
Trump’s Blunt-Force Foreign Policy[16/08/2016]
Robin Wright, New Yorker
Trump’s ‘Ideological Test’ for Immigrants Will Tear America Apart[16/08/2016]
James Poulos, Foreign Policy
What Hillary and Trump Should Learn from Ike and George Washington[15/08/2016]
Daniel L. Davis, National Interest
How Conservative Intransigence Helped Give Us Trump[14/08/2016]
Jay Caruso, National Review
The Election Won’t Be Rigged. But It Could Be Hacked.[14/08/2016]
Zeynep Tufekci, New York Times
Being Honest About Trump[14/08/2016]
Adam Gopnik, New Yorker
Why some people think Trump may be a ‘Siberian candidate’[11/08/2016]
Scott Radnitz, Washington Post
Immigrants and Donald Trump: It's a complicated story[11/08/2016]
Gregory Aftandilian, Al Jazeera
Stranger in a Strange Land[10/08/2016]
Ben Shapiro, National Review
Trump’s tax plan: Make America’s debt great again[10/08/2016]
William G. Gale, Hilary Gelfond and Aaron Krupkin, Brookings
The United States is getting better at running elections[09/08/2016]
Charles Stewart III and Stephen Pettigrew, Washington Post
Donald Trump: Keep Your Hands Off the Foreign-Policy Ideas I Believe In[08/08/2016]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy
Can Clinton or Trump Recapture Robust American Growth?[08/08/2016]
Robert J. Gordon, New York Times
President Trump and the Future of the West[08/08/2016]
Nicholas Vinocur, Politico EU
Why I cannot support Trump[08/08/2016]
Susan Collins, Washington Post
"Why is the World Obsessed with the U.S. Elections?"[08/08/2016]
Martin Quencez, German Marshall Fund
Why Clinton Can Thank Trump For Her Polling Bump[07/08/2016]
James Downie, Washington Post
I Ran the C.I.A. Now I’m Endorsing Hillary Clinton.[05/08/2016]
Michael J. Morell, The New York Times
The Isolationist Temptation[05/08/2016]
Richard N. Haass, Wall Street Journal
Trump's disastrous week: The beginning of the end?[05/08/2016]
James Bowen, The Interpreter
Trump in the dumps[05/08/2016]
The Economist
3 reasons Vladimir Putin might want to interfere in the US presidential election[03/08/2016]
Fiona Hill, Brooking
What happens if Donald Trump or Mike Pence drops out before election day?[03/08/2016]
Elaine Kamarck, Brookings
Do U.S. voters prefer optimistic politicians? Here’s what we found.[01/08/2016]
Neil Malhotra and Yotam Margalit, Washington Post
Trump is the first modern Republican to win the nomination based on racial prejudice[01/08/2016]
Michael Tesler, Washington Post
How the ‘Stupid Party’ Created Donald Trump[31/07/2016]
Max Boot, New York Times
Here’s what was surprising about the protesters at the Democratic convention this week[30/07/2016]
Michael T. Heaney, Washington Post
What Chinese people think about Hillary Clinton[29/07/2016]
David Dollar and Wei Wang, Brookings
The Last Hurrah of the "Silent Majority"?[29/07/2016]
Michael Javen Fortner, Democracy Journal
Making sense of NATO on the US presidential campaign trail[29/07/2016]
Fred Dews, Brookings
What Trump Doesn’t Know About Allies[29/07/2016]
Stephen Sestanovich, New York Times
Why we need a President Clinton[28/07/2016]
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
Hillary Clinton, retour à un interventionnisme musclé? Plus proche d’Israël, plus proche de l’Arabie saoudite[26/07/2016]
Sylvain Cypel, Orient XXI
«Hillary Clinton a gauchisé son discours pour séduire la base de Bernie Sanders »[25/07/2016]
Entrevista a Laurence Nardon, Les Echos
The End of Republicanism?[24/07/2016]
Jonathan Freedland, New York Review of Books
Party of Rage[22/07/2016]
Elizabeth Drew, New York Review of Books
The Certain Trumpet[22/07/2016]
James Stavridis, Foreign Policy
The GOP delivered a convention softball for Democrats to hit out of the park [22/07/2016]
Eugene Robinson, Washington Post
Five Ways Trump's Convention Was a Success[22/07/2016]
Jonathan Easley, The Hill
Anti-Trump Hysteria on NATO[21/07/2016]
Paul Saunders, The National Interest
3 Reasons Cruz's Speech Mattered [21/07/2016]
John McCormack, Weekly Standard
Why Trump Is Winning Over Ohio's Blue-Collar Democrats[20/07/2016]
Jeff Greenfield, Politico
A Nation at Half-Mast[20/07/2016]
Daniel Henninger, Wall Street Journal
How the GOP Abandons Ukraine[20/07/2016]
Jeffrey Gedmin, Atlantic Council
Why Clinton and Trump may increase voter turnout in 2016[20/07/2016]
William A. Galston, Brookings
Who Will Be President?[20/07/2016]
Josh Katz, New York Times
Auditions underway in Cleveland for the next Republican president[20/07/2016]
Elaine Kamarck, Brookings
On Trade, Trump Pushes—and the GOP Caves[19/07/2016]
Michael Gerson, The Washington Post
This one survey shows why Trump won’t win over Sanders supporters[19/07/2016]
Melissa Deckman, Washington Post
Is Trump's foreign policy advisor a realist or a neocon?[19/07/2016]
William McCants, Brookings
On Trade, Trump Pushes—and the GOP Caves[18/07/2016]
Michael Gerson, The Washington Post
How Donald Trump Became the Kremlin's Candidate[07/2016]
Michael Crowley, Politico
Donald Trump’s Convention: Day 1 [18/07/2016]
AA.VV., New York Times
Live from Cleveland: A history of messy and not-so-messy conventions[18/07/2016]
Elaine Kamarck, Brookings
Both Sides Now?[18/07/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
Can We Find Our Way Back to Lincoln?[17/07/2016]
Peter Wehner, New York Times
A Cure for Trumpism[15/07/2016]
Ross Douthat and Reihan Salam, New York Times
Can the G.O.P. Senate Majority Survive Donald Trump?[12/07/2016]
Robert Draper, New York Times
What does the Libertarian Party want to be when it grows up?[07/07/2016]
Philip A. Wallach, Brookings
Trump Near-Certain to Defeat Democrat in November According To Primary Model[03/07/2016]
Helmut Norpoth, Huffington Post
Trump, Sanders, and the Coming Apocalypse [20/06/2016]
Alex Wagner, The Atlantic
A Tale of Two Parties [20/06/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
How Clinton Can Fall in Love With Free Trade All Over Again [16/06/2016]
David Francis, Foreign Policy
Would checks and balances stop Trump? Don’t bet on it [16/06/2016]
Robert Kagan, Washington Post
Trump’s Unrecognizable America [15/06/2016]
Benjamin Wallace-Wells, New Yorker
What Does Bernie Sanders Want? [15/06/2016]
Elizabeth Williamson, New York Times
The right response to Donald Trump? A media blackout [14/06/2016]
Dana Milbank, Washington Post
Donald Trump’s Response to Orlando Plays Directly into the Hands of Terrorists [13/06/2016]
David Rothkopf, Foreign Policy
Trump Goes on the Attack in New Foreign-Policy Speech [12/06/2016]
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
What Exactly Would It Mean to Have Trump’s Finger on the Nuclear Button? [11/06/2016]
Bruce Blair, Politico Magazine
Subtract One Clinton [19/05/2016]
Gail Collins, New York Times
The Dying of the Third-Party Dream [19/05/2016]
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Nigels against the World [19/05/2016]
Ferdinand Mount, London Review of Books
Why Hillary Clinton Will Be a Foreign-Policy Nightmare [18/05/2016]
A. Trevor Thrall, The American Interest
La amenaza [18/05/2016]
Pierpaolo Barbieri, El País
The Hillary Clinton Doctrine [17/05/2016]
Jeffrey A. Stacey, Foreign Affairs
An Exhausted Democracy: Donald Trump and the New American Nationalism [17/05/2016]
Holger Stark, Der Spiegel
Trump Doesn't Need a Neocon Running Mate [17/05/2016]
Scott McConnell, The American Interest
Clinton v. Trump: Expect six months of surprises [17/05/2016]
Darrell M. West, Brookings
Can Hillary Clinton, Goldwater Girl, Win Over Republicans? [17/05/2016]
Emma Roller, New York Times
The Donald vs. the Blob [16/05/2016]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy
#NeverTrump: could a third-party candidate save the Republicans from armageddon? [16/05/2016]
Mark McLay, The Conversation
Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and the lure of the strongman [16/05/2016]
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
The Vice Presidency No One Should Want [15/05/2016]
Jeff Greenfield, Politico
Trump y la refundación conservadora [15/05/2016]
Gustavo Palomares Lerma, El País
The other Clinton presidency [14/05/2016]
Gwynne Dyer, Hurriyet Daily News
Is There a Hillary Doctrine? [13/05/2016]
Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Do Republicans Really Dislike Donald Trump? [13/05/2016]
Kelefa Sanneh, New Yorker
It’s not just Trump. Voting for populists makes voters angrier and more discontented. [12/05/2016]
Matthijs Rooduijn, Wouter van der Brug and Sarah L. de Lange, Washington Post
The Trump Bomb [12/05/2016]
Jeremy Bernstein, New York Review of Books
American Caudillo: Trump and the Latin-Americanization of U.S. Politics [12/05/2016]
Omar G. Encarnación, Foreign Affairs
The term “anti-establishment” has lost all meaning in this year’s US presidential race [12/05/2016]
Sarah Kendzior, Quartz
Paul Ryan and Donald Trump Remain on Collision Course [12/05/2016]
Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
El candidato Trump, el GOP y la campaña 2016 [12/05/2016]
Carlota García Encina, Elcano
Allies Beware: Americans Support a More Limited Role for the U.S. [12/05/2016]
Bruce Stokes & Xenia Wickett, Real Clear Politics
Trump supporters differ from other GOP voters on foreign policy, immigration issues [11/05/2016]
Anthony J. Gaughan, The Conversation
Trump's Miss Universe Foreign Policy [11/05/2016]
Thomas L. Friedman, The New York Times
Is Trump the last gasp of Reagan’s Republican Party? [11/05/2016]
Christopher Baylor, Washington Post
GOP Prays Trump Evolves on Foreign Policy [11/05/2016]
Josh Rogin, Bloomberg View
How Many People Support Trump but Don't Want to Admit It? [11/05/2016]
Thomas B. Edsall, The New York Times
The Base [10/05/2016]
Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor, Boston Review
How Much Help From the G.O.P. Does Trump Need? [10/05/2016]
AA.VV., The New York Times
A Good Night for Sanders and Trump [10/05/2016]
Elizabeth Williamson, The New York Times
How Donald Trump has changed the world [09/05/2016]
Gideon Rachman, Financial Times
Donald Trump and the authoritarian temptation [09/05/2016]
Shadi Hamid, Brookings
G.O.P. Has Only Itself to Blame [09/05/2016]
Charles M. Blow, The New York Times
The Making of an Ignoramus [09/05/2016]
Paul Krugman, The New York Times
Trump, Truth and the Power of Contradiction [07/05/2016]
Michael P. Lynch, The New York Times
Truth and Trumpism [06/05/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
47 not-very-positive things foreign leaders have said about Donald Trump [06/05/2016]
Adam Taylor, Washington Post
The Model American [06/05/2016]
Lauren Collins, New Yorker
The 12 signs that Trump will win the White House [05/05/2016]
Matt Latimer, Politico
Do Jewish votes matter in the US election? [05/05/2016]
Mark Perry, Al Jazeera
Is Trump out of step with Americans on foreign policy? [05/05/2016]
William A. Galston, Brookings
John Kasich Drifts Away [05/05/2016]
Amy Davidson, New Yorker
President Trump: The View From China [05/05/2016]
Zhibo Qiu, The Diplomat
The Art of the Military Deal [05/05/2016]
Michael O'Hanlon, National Interest
Clinton vs Trump Promises Extremely Negative Campaign [04/05/2016]
Peter Trubowitz, LSE
2016 should be winnable for Republicans. But can they win with Trump? [04/05/2016]
John Sides, Washington Post
Trump vs. Hillary Is Nationalism vs. Globalism, 2016 [04/05/2016]
Robert Merry, National Interest
The Donald Trump New Normal [04/05/2016]
Gail Collins, New York Times
The Great Trump Reshuffle [04/05/2016]
Thomas B. Edsall, New York Times
Clinton vs Trump Promises Extremely Negative Campaign [04/05/2016]
Peter Trubowitz, Chatham House
Why is Hillary Clinton doing worse among whites now than in 2008? Racial attitudes [04/05/2016]
Michael Tesler, Washington Post
Ted Cruz lost the race for the Republican nomination long before Indiana [04/05/2016]
Elaine Kamarck, Brookings
Will it be Clinton or Trump in November? Here’s what’s wrong with most predictions [03/05/2016]
Tobias Konitzer and David Rothschild, Washington Post
The Europeanization of U.S. Politics Continues [03/05/2016]
Sean Trende, Real Clear Politics
How Ted Cruz lost long before Indiana [03/05/2016]
Elaine Kamarck, Brookings
No, it’s not new that some working-class and poor whites vote Republican [03/05/2016]
Andrew Gelman, Washington Post
Why women voters may be the most important demographic of the 2016 election [03/05/2016]
William Frey, Brookings
Trump’s Impending Nomination Means It’s Time For a Third Party [03/05/2016]
Eliot A. Cohen, The Washington Post
Life as a Presidential Could-Have-Been [03/05/2016]
Emma Roller, New York Times
A Trump-Sanders Coalition? Nah [02/05/2016]
Charles M. Blow, New York Times
Leadership Traits Most-Related to Voting for Presidential Candidates [02/05/2016]
Frank Newport and Jim Harter, Gallup
Cruz's Image Plummets, Trump's Improves Among Republicans [02/05/2016]
Frank Newport, Gallup
A surprising number of Americans dislike how messy democracy is. They like Trump [02/05/2016]
John R. Hibbing and Elizabeth Theiss-Morse, Washington Post
No, it’s not new that some working-class and poor whites vote Republican [02/05/2016]
Andrew Gelman, Washington Post
Democracies end - when they are too democratic [01/05/2016]
Andrew Sullivan
US Election Note: Russia Policy After 2016 [April]
Jacob Parakilas, Chatham House
Trump Makes These 5 Good FP Points [02/04/20168]
Liz Peek, Fiscal Times
Bernie Sanders's Legacy [02/04/20168]
Charles M. Blow, New York Times
Trump's Foreign-Policy Speech: A Start, But Only a Start [02/04/20168]
Dov S. Zakheim, National Interest
Trump Deals the Woman Card [02/04/20168]
Gail Collins, New York Times
Which Donald Trump Showed Up [02/04/20168]
Walter Pincus, The Cipher Brief
Donald Trump's Foreign Policy Isn't Fantasy (video)
The Atlantic
On Trump, Gefilte Fish, and World Order [27/04/2016]
Julia Ioffe, Foreign Policy
What's up with Kasich? [27/04/2016]
A.B. Stoddard, The Hill
Why I Hosted Trump’s Foreign-Policy Speech [27/04/2016]
Jacob Heilbrunn, Politico
Five things we “learned” from Trump’s foreign policy speech [27/04/2016]
Thomas Wright, Brookings
Trump's New Slogan Has Old Baggage from Nazi Era [27/04/2016]
Eli Lake, Bloomberg View
Donald Trump can’t change the Republican Party by himself [27/04/2016]
David A. Hopkins, Washington Post
Trump’s Incoherent Foreign-Policy Plans [27/04/2016]
Russell Berman, The Atlantic
In Foreign Policy Speech, @realDonaldTrump Comes Through Despite Efforts To Appear Presidential [27/04/2016]
Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
What US elections should look like in a real democracy [27/04/2016]
Susan Abulhawa, Al Jazeera
Yes, Bernie Sanders has a foreign policy vision. Here are its three central ideas [27/04/2016]
Charli Carpenter, Washington Post
This research shows that vice presidential candidates actually do win votes in their home states [26/04/2016]
Boris Heersink and Brenton Peterson, Washington Post
Trump’s campaign brings Eastern Europe’s political ‘tactics’ to the U.S. [25/04/2016]
Anne Applebaum, Washington Post
The 8 A.M. Call [25/04/2016]
Paul Krugman, New York Times
The Democrats After Sanders [21/04/2016]
Ross Douthat, The New York Times
A Trump Presidency Would Make China Great Again [21/04/2016]
William Pesek, The Japan Times
Relief that New York did not ‘feel the Bern’ [21/04/2016]
Herb Keinon, Jerusalem Post
What Is Sanders's Endgame? [21/04/2016]
Charles M. Blow, New York Times
Will Ted Cruz Pull off an Old-School ‘Corrupt Bargain’? [21/04/2016]
Robert W. Merry, National Interest
What Will Happen To Trump Supporters After November? [20/04/2016]
Rory Kinane, Chatham House
Bernie’s Failed Revolution [20/04/2016]
Bill Scher, Politico
Why the Northeast Is Trump Territory [20/04/2016]
Matt Purple, National Interest
The Sanders Campaign Continues [20/04/2016]
Aaron Bastani, London Review of Books
Trump’s rear-view politics [20/04/2016]
Stephen M. Walt, Gulf News
Meet Trump 2.0 - a man who knows what he is doing [20/04/2016]
Gyles Brandreth, Telegraph
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump’s New York Wins: A Preview of the General Election? [20/04/2016]
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Why Trump’s New York win is worth more than Hillary’s [20/04/2016]
Elaine Kamarck, Brookings Institution
The GOP needs new rules for picking its nominee [20/04/2016]
George F. Will, The Washington Post
A Nationalist Foreign Policy? [19/04/2016]
Richard Burt, The National Interest
A New York Primary That Actually Matters [19/04/2016]
Arthur C. Brooks and Gail Collins, New York Times
Securing Peace With Trade and Diplomacy [19/04/2016]
Chuck Hagel and Bob Kerrey, The Wall Street Journal
No Way to Elect a President [19/04/2016]
Frank Bruni, New York Times
This election is an unpopularity contest for the ages [19/04/2016]
Ruth Marcus, The Washington Post
Trump’s Rear-View Politics [18/04/2016]
Stephen M. Walt, Foreign Policy
This Article Is Not About Donald Trump [18/04/2016]
Tom Engelhardt, Middle East Online
Sanders Dismisses the Deep South [18/04/2016]
Charles M. Blow, New York Times
Only Bernie Sanders can break the power of capitalism in the US [18/04/2016]
Paul Mason, The Guardian
How New York Values Trump [16/04/2016]
Ross Douthat, New York Times
Sanders' Balanced Israel-Palestine Views Are Very American [16/04/2016]
Rami G. Khouri, Middle East Online
Donald Trump’s nuclear threats could trash the global order [15/04/2016]
Michelle Bentley, The Conversation
If Hillary Clinton is running for Obama’s ‘third term,’ she faces these challenges [15/04/2016]
Donald Zinman, Washington Post
Bernie's Strong—but Risky—Debate in Brooklyn [15/04/2016]
David A. Graham, The Atlantic
The Clash, ‘Cheat’: The Week In One Song [15/04/2016]
Christopher Federico, Washington Post
The Democratic Debate: A Surprising Exchange on Israel [15/04/2016]
John Cassidy, New Yorker
Trump and Bernie are both right: ‘Free trade’ is killing us [13/04/2016]
Robert L. Borosage, Reuters
Would a Clinton Win Mean More Wars? [12/04/2016]
Robert Parry, Middle East Online
Donald Trump’s Farcical Foreign Policy [07/04/2016]
James Bruno, Washington Monthly
America's Election Shame [06/04/2016]
Markus Feldenkirchen, Der Spiegel
Our Sovereign Father, Donald Trump [06/04/2016]
Brian Connolly,Los Angeles Review of Books
Why A Trump Presidency Would Be Bad For Asia [06/04/2016]
Khang Vu,The Diplomat
The NATO Alliance Trump Doesn’t See [04/04/2016]
Jackson Diehl,The Washington Post
Where Hillary’s higher education plan goes wrong [31/03/2016]
Jason Delisle,Brookings
The Buying of the President [31/03/2016]
Charles Lewis,Cairo Review
Adventures in the Trump Twittersphere [31/03/2016]
Zeynep Tufekci,New York Times
Trump turns media into losers [31/03/2016]
Joan Vennochi,Boston Globe
Donald Trump: Foreign Policy’s Useful Idiot? [30/03/2016]
John Feffer,Foreign Policy in Focus
The Last Pro-Trump Argument Implodes [29/03/2016]
Noah Rothman,Commentary Magazine
Donald Trump[29/03/2016]
Fahad Nazer,The Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington
Why Trump? [29/03/2016]
Elizabeth Drew,Project Syndicate
Yes, Donald Could Beat Hillary [29/03/2016]
William McGurn,Wall Street Journal
Trump's New World Disorder [29/03/2016]
Roger Cohen,New York Times
Could the urge to vote against Trump help bridge Clinton’s enthusiasm gap? [29/03/2016]
Howard Gutman,Washington Post
Clinton, Trump, and Riyadh: How Saudi Arabia Sees the U.S. Presidential Election [28/03/2016]
Fahad Nazer,Foreighn Affairs
It's not the 1930s. But Donald Trump should scare us all the same [28/03/2016]
Kira Goldenberg,The Guardian
Republican Self-Destruction [28/03/2016]
Charles M. Blow,New York Times
How the G.O.P. Elite Lost Its Voters to Donald Trump [28/03/2016]
Nicholas Confessore,Washington Post
Donald Trump’s Foreign Policy Revolution [25/03/2016]
Jeet Heer,New Republic
Pinochet. Chavez. Trump? [24/03/2016]
Ben Wofford,Politico Magazine
Want to reduce the influence of super PACs? Strengthen state parties [24/03/2016]
Raymond J. La Raja and Jonathan Rauch,Brookings
The Dangerous Election [24/03/2016]
Michael Tomasky,New York Review of Books
The State of the United States [24/03/2016]
Richard N. Haass,Project Syndicate
Donald Trump’s world [23/03/2016]
Gary J. Schmitt,AEI
Billionaires win when they run for office around the world [22/03/2016]
Darrell M. West,Brookings
President Trump’s foreign policy dystopia [22/03/2016]
Simon Reich,The Conversation
GOP governers hold the Trump card at this summer's convention [21/03/2016]
Elaine Kamarck,Brookings
No one will be able to stop the political violence Donald Trump is unleashing [18/03/2016]
Todd Gitlin,Washington Post
Are people getting a bit tired of being lectured to by do-gooding celebrities? [18/03/2016]
John Jewell,The Conversation
No Trump Card [17/03/2016]
Dominik Tolksdorf,Berlin Policy Journal
Choices by U.S. Voters Will Influence World [17/03/2016]
Bruce Stokes,Yale Global
¿Qué está pasando en la campaña electoral de EEUU? [17/03/2016]
Alana Moceri,Política Exterior
The great unsettling [17/03/2016]
David Maraniss and Robert Samuels,Washington Post
Beware the Outsider [16/03/2016]
Javier Corrales,Foreign Policy
Russia Hearts Donald Trump [14/03/2016]
Anna Nemtsova, The Daily Beast
Campaign 2016 Has the Worst of Middle Eastern Politics [14/03/2016]
Kim Ghattas,Foreign Policy
Bernie’s Comeback Calendar [16/03/2016]
David Dayen,New Republic
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Are Winning Votes, but Not Hearts [15/03/2016]
Michael Barbaro,New York Times
Exit polls and the evangelical vote: A closer look [14/03/2016]
Gregory A. Smith and David Masci,New York Times
Beyond Good and Evil: How Ted Cruz learned to lose friends and influence people [11/03/2016]
Clancy Martin,New Republic
American Public Opinion and Sanders' Proposal for Single-Payer Healthcare System [11/03/2016]
Frank Newport,Gallup
Why are Americans so angry this election season? Here’s new research that helps explain it. [10/03/2016]
Lilliana Mason,Washington Post
Andrew Jackson: Donald Trump’s presidential forefather [10/03/2016]
Gina Yannitell Reinhardt,The Conversation
The World According to Trump [10/03/2016]
Bernard-Henri Lévy,Project Syndicate
Sanders Surprises [09/03/2016]
Charles M. Blow,New York Times
Trump’s voters aren’t authoritarians, new research says. So what are they? [09/03/2016]
Wendy Rahn and Eric Oliver,Washington Post
Trump's Transatlantic Friends [09/03/2016]
Philip Stephens,Financial Times
A Protectionist Moment? [09/03/2016]
Paul Krugman,New York Times
Only Trump Can Trump Trump [09/03/2016]
Thomas L. Friedman,New York Times
No, actually Hillary Clinton won Tuesday night [09/03/2016]
Joshua Tucker,Washington Post
Millions of ordinary Americans support Donald Trump. Here's why [08/03/2016]
Thomas Frank,The Guardian
Bernie Sanders, Foreign Policy Realist [08/03/2016]
Katrina Vanden Heuvel,Washington Post
Marco Rubio: The Neocons' Last Stand? [08/03/2016]
Christopher A. Preble,National Interest
How Donald Trump gets away with saying things other candidates can’t [08/03/2016]
Jennifer Mercieca,The Conversation
The Return of the 1930s [08/03/2016]
Bret Stephens,The Wall Street Journal
The Neocons Are Responsible for Trumpism [07/03/2016]
Michael Lind,National Interest
Bernie Sanders’s Campaign Is Not a Real Revolution [07/03/2016]
David Rothkopf,Foreign Policy
Both Trump and Sanders lack foreign policy nous [07/03/2016]
Adam Ramey,The National
Donald Trump Is an Idiot Savant on Nuclear Policy [07/03/2016]
Jeffrey Lewis,Foreign Policy
Echoes of 1996 Russia [07/03/2016]
Leonid Bershidsky,Bloomberg View
All that shouting between Clinton and Sanders? It's very loud agreement [07/03/2016]
Richard Wolffe,The Guardian
Is Donald Trump a Fascist? [07/03/2016]
Jeffrey Herf,American Interest
Hard data: is Trump or Cruz more electable? [07/03/2016]
Mark Payton and Ole J. Forsberg,The Conversation
What China Thinks of Trump [06/03/2016]
Adam Minter,Bloomberg View
Donald Trump has thrown caution to the wind. So must the left [06/03/2016]
Zoe Williams,The Guardian
Battle lines [05/03/2016]
The Economist
Does Trump’s luster qualify him to be president? [05/03/2016]
David Ignatius,Daily Star
How Iraq war is helping Trump [04/03/2016]
Gregory Aftandilian,The Arab Weekly
Where were Republican moderates 20 years ago? [03/03/2016]
Fareed Zakaria,Washington Post
//medium.com/@emmalindsay/trump-supporters-aren-t-stupid-3d38f70f2a2f#.tmc9fq2dv">Trump Supporters Aren’t Stupid [03/03/2016]
Emma Lindsay,Medium
Here We Stand: Against Donald Trump [03/03/2016]
Peter D. Feaver and Will Inboden,Foreign Policy
Why The G.O.P. Can’t Stop Trump [03/03/2016]
John Cassidy,New Yorker
Is This the End of Big-Money Politics? [03/03/2016]
Jane Mayer,New Yorker
How political science helps explain the rise of Trump: Most voters aren’t ideologues [02/03/2016]
John Sides and Michael Tesler,Washington Post
An Open Letter From GOP National Security Leaders [02/03/2016]
AA.VV.,War on the Rocks
What a Trump presidency could look like in 2020 [02/03/2016]
Philip A. Wallach,Brookings
Americans, Brace Yourselves for the Bunga Bunga [02/03/2016]
Valentina Pasquali,Foreign Policy
Super Tuesday Winners & Losers [02/03/2016]
Tom Bevan,Real Clear Politics
Lo que Berlusconi explica de Trump [02/03/2016]
Andrea Rizzi,El País
Trump is now unstoppable. It's game over for Cruz, Rubio, Kasich and Carson [02/03/2016]
Edward Rollins,FoxNews
Five Reasons Trump Is Weaker Than He Looks [02/03/2016]
Jonathan V. Last,Weekly Standard
'This Country Is Ready for a Woman in the White House' [01/03/2016]
Anne-Marie Slaughter,Der Spiegel
The rise of American authoritarianism [01/03/2016]
Amanda Taub,VOX
Trump y el invierno del descontento de América [01/03/2016]
Peter Hakim,Infolatam
What is the chance that Trump dominates Super Tuesday but doesn’t win the nomination? [01/03/2016]
John Sides,Washington Post
How America’s overseas voters could swing the 2016 election[29/02/2016]
Jay Sexton,The Conversation
America, Please Don't Do This to Us[29/02/2016]
Thor Steinhovden,Huffington Post
What differentiates Trump supporters from other Republicans? Ethnocentrism.[28/02/2016]
Kerem Ozan Kalkan,Washington Post
What Sanders' rejection of Obama's worldview means for U.S. foreign policy[28/02/2016]
Thomas Wright,Brookings
Six reasons Trump is still better than Clinton[28/02/2016]
Hugh Hewitt,Washington Examiner
Why Texas matters politically more than ever[28/02/2016]
Christopher Hooks,Los Angeles Times
Clinton's Winning SC Numbers Suggest Sweep in South[27/02/2016]
Nate Cohn,New York Times
El ocaso del ‘aparato’ republicano[27/02/2016]
Paul Krugman,El País
Donald Trump & The GOP's Apologists for Tyrants[27/02/2016]
Max Boot,Commentary
Barack Obama's Heir [27/02/2016]
Molly Ball,The Atlantic
Donald Trump may be showing us the future of right-wing politics[27/02/2016]
Federico Finchelstein and Pablo Piccato,Washington Post
Among Dems, Clinton Regains Popularity Advantage Over Sanders[26/02/2016]
Andrew Dugan and Frank Newport,Gallup
Is Hillary losing the women’s vote? Nope. Here’s how the gender gap really works [26/02/2016]
Barbara Norrander,Washington Post
Why Bernie will burn out in Dixie[26/02/2016]
Christopher Sebastian Parker,The Conversation
Will superdelegates pick the Democratic nominee? Here’s everything you need to know [26/02/2016]
D. Stephen Voss,Washington Post
« Les Etats-Unis vivent en même temps une fronde et une jacquerie »[26/02/2016]
Steven Ekovich,Le Monde
How do primary voters decide between ‘electable’ and ideologically pure? Our research surprised us [26/02/2016]
Bertram Johnson, Margot Graham, Nora Lenhard, Hazel Millard and Andrew Plotch,Washington Post
What a Trump Presidency Means for the Gulf[25/02/2016]
Sultan Al Qassemi,MEI
Why it’s time to end in-person voting for good[25/02/2016]
Ben Pryor,The Conversation
The US Election and the Global Economy[25/02/2016]
Michael Boskin,Project Syndicate
Trump is the GOP’s Frankenstein monster. Now he’s strong enough to destroy the party [25/02/2016]
Robert Kagan,Washington Post
Donald Trump: From a joke to the Presidency? [25/02/2016]
Joyce Karam,Al Arabiya
A presidential run by Michael Bloomberg could plunge the country into a constitutional crisis[25/02/2016]
Bruce Ackerman,Los Angeles Times
This is how Donald Trump is winning[24/02/2016]
E.J. Dionne Jr., Washington Post
South Carolina’s painful legacy of racism endures to this day[24/02/2016]
Clive Webb,The Conversation
Trump's victories aren't mysterious if you understand why people are angry[24/02/2016]
Jeb Lund,The Guardian
Trump's Success Shows Republicans Are Choosing Anger Over Conservative Ideas[24/02/2016]
Susan J. Demas,The Huffington Post
Marco Rubio: 'You Don’t Win The Nomination By How Many States You Win'[24/02/2016]
Jason Linkins,The Huffington Post
What Is Marco Rubio Waiting For?[24/02/2016]
Ross Douthat,New York Times
Clinton, Sanders and Southern Voters[24/02/2016]
Charles M. Blow,New York Times
What the Presidential Candidates Get Wrong About the Middle East[23/02/2016]
Kim Ghattas,Foreign Policy
America may long for the days of the Bush dynasty[23/02/2016]
Sholto Byrnes,The National
On being pro-Bernie, and pro-business[23/02/2016]
Dan Wolf,Boston Globe
The Devil in Ted Cruz[23/02/2016]
Frank Bruni,New York Times
What Today's Republicans Don't Get About Reagan[23/02/2016]
JACOB WEISBERG,New York Times
What the 2016 U.S. presidential election means for the Middle East[22/02/2016]
John Hudak,Brookings
Jeb Bush’s presidential campaign was a success — for its consultants [22/02/2016]
Adam Sheingate,Washington Post
Trump and the fall of Bush[22/02/2016]
John Feehery,The Hill
The Agony of Hillary Clinton[22/02/2016]
Elizabeth Drew,Project Syndicate
Trump’s South Carolina victory could make him unstoppable in GOP race[21/02/2016]
Anthony J. Gaughan,The Conversation
Four reasons why Clinton’s Nevada victory is important[21/02/2016]
Anthony J. Gaughan, The Conversation
Here’s what Clinton and Sanders need to do to sway Latino and black voters[20/02/2016]
Loren Collingwood and Rudy Alamillo,Washington Post
The Collapsing Center[19/02/2016]
Elizabeth Drew,New York Review of Books
The (short) history behind the South Carolina primary [19/02/2016]
Donald Fowler,Brookings
How Bernie Sanders Plays in Vegas[19/02/2016]
Brittany Bronson,New York Times
Trump vs. Pope, Round 2[19/02/2016]
Lawrence Downes,New York Times
Does Trump spell the end of our brief era of ideology??[18/02/2016]
Timothy P. Carney,AEI
The Fire Meets the Wall[15/02/2016]
Charles M. Blow,New York Times
El Pato Donald para presidente[15/02/2016]
John Carlin,El País
South Carolina's GOP Showdown: Strength vs. Ideology[14/02/2016]
Jacob Heilbrunn,National Interest
Not Their Mother’s Candidate[14/02/2016]
Susan Faludi,New York Times
Trump and Sanders are the logical result of government that doesn't deliver[14/02/2016]
Doyle McManus,Los Angeles Times
¡Que Dios nos coja confesados![13/02/2016]
Ignacio Arroyo Martínez,El País
What Is Scarier Than Donald Trump? [12/02/2016]
David Rothkopf,Foreign Policy
How Far Left Has America Moved?[12/02/2016]
Stuart Stevens,New York Times
Livin' Bernie Sanders's Danish Dream[12/02/2016]
David Brooks,New York Times
The Meaning of New Hampshire[11/02/2016]
Charles Simic,New York Review of Books
Yes, America is being changed – but by whom?[11/02/2016]
Fareed Zakaria,Washington Post
The GOP Created Donald Trump[11/02/2016]
Nicholas Kristof,New York Times
Chris Christie and the Bridges He Burned[11/02/2016]
Matt Katz,New York Times
After New Hampshire, both parties now have their outside and inside candidates[10/02/2016]
Elaine Kamarck,Brookings
Did independent voters decide the New Hampshire primary? [10/02/2016]
Yanna Krupnikov,The Conversation
Why I'd vote for Trump, but you shouldn't[10/02/2016]
Marwan Bishara,Al Jazeera
Can Rubio leave New Hampshire behind?[10/02/2016]
Robert Samuelson,Newsweek
Jeb Bush, Not Dead Yet[10/02/2016]
Dana Milbank,Washington Post
Sanders now a threat[10/02/2016]
A.B. Stoddard,The Hill
Can Rubio leave New Hampshire behind?[10/02/2016]
Francine Kiefer,Christian Science Monitor
Why is New Hampshire the first primary in the nation? [05/02/2016]
Elaine Kamarck,Brookings
Why I will vote for Bernie Sanders[01/02/2016]
Hamid Dabashi,Al Jazeera
The Economy Trumps Everything[04/02/2016]
Daniel Henninger,Wall Street Journal
Why Dems Can't Decide Between Sanders & Clinton[04/02/2016]
E.J. Dionne,Washington Post
The Great GOP Realignment[04/02/2016]
Joshua Green,Bloomberg
The Plausibility of Ted Cruz[04/02/2016]
Ross Douthat,New York Times
Feminists Melt Down Over Unlikable Hillary[04/02/2016]
Heather Wilhelm,RealClearPolitics
¿Sorpresas en Iowa?[03/02/2016]
Carlota García Encina,Elcano
Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio Made History. Didn't You Hear?[03/02/2016]
Roberto Suro,New York Times
White America's 'Broken Heart'[03/02/2016]
Charles M. Blow,New York Times
What we can and can't learn from the Iowa caucuses[03/02/2016]
Richard Lempert,Brookings
2 Questions for Bernie Sanders[03/02/2016]
Nicholas Kristof,New York Times
Who Won In Iowa, Besides the Winner[02/02/2016]
Andrew McGill,The Atlantic
Donald Trump Isn't Real[02/02/2016]
David Brooks,New York Times
The fractures in America’s political landscape have been exposed[02/02/2016]
Gary Younge,The Guardian
Why Trump Lost Iowa[02/02/2016]
John McCormack,The Weekly Standard
After Iowa, Both Parties Facing Hostile Takeovers[02/02/2016]
David Corn,Mother Jones
How Both Parties Lost the White Middle Class[02/02/2016]
R.R. Reno,New York Times
Cruz Wins Iowa, But He Won't Be the GOP Nominee[02/02/2016]
Charles Hurt,Washington Times
How Ted Cruz Engineered His Iowa Triumph[02/02/2016]
Sasha Issenberg,Bloomberg
The Rubio Comeback[02/02/2016]
Alexis Levinson,National Review
How Hillary Survives the Iowa Disaster[02/02/2016]
Michael Tomasky,The Daily Beast
Hillary Clinton's Incredibly Lucky Night[02/02/2016]
Russell Berman,The Atlantic
After Iowa, Hillary should take advice from the "West Wing" and skip New Hampshire[02/02/2016]
John J. Hudak,Brookings
Sorry, Bernie: A Tie in Iowa Is Still a Win for Hillary[02/02/2016]
Peter Weber,The Week
The Republican Establishment Is Still on the Ropes[02/02/2016]
Brian Beutler,The New Republic
How the United States Stacks Up[01/02/2016]
Edward Alden and Rebecca Strauss,Foreign Affairs
Paulo Rubio and Ronald Trump: How the World Sees the Iowa Caucuses[01/02/2016]
Benjamin Soloway,Foreign Policy
We asked 6 political scientists who is more electable: Trump or Cruz? [01/02/2016]
Jeff Stein,VOX
Bernie's Revolution vs. Hillary's Getting Things Done[01/02/2016]
Bryce Covert,New York Times
Iowa forecasts point tentatively to Trump and Clinton victories[01/02/2016]
John Sides,Washington Post
The New Republican Fault Line [01/02/2016]
Ronald Brownstein,The Atlantic
A Failed Theory or a Failed Republican Party?[01/02/2016]
Seth Masket,Pacific Standard
Hillary Clinton May Win Iowa After All[01/02/2016]
Nate Silver,FiveThirtyEight
Is "party establishment" a useful concept? [01/02/2016]
Julia Azari,VOX
Can Trump win over the supporters of his Republican opponents? New research says: maybe not.[01/02/2016]
Sean Westwood and Joseph Bafumi,Washington Post
So when will realists endorse Donald Trump? [01/02/2016]
Daniel W. Drezner,Washington Post
The 2016 Election: Jews and Their Politics[01/02/2016]
Steven Windmueller,JCPA
Sanders' Revolution vs. Clinton's Getting Things Done[01/02/2016]
Bryce Covert,New York Times
Ted Cruz has an under-appreciated strength in Iowa[31/01/2016]
Boris Shor, Will Cubbison, Josh Putnam and Craig Goodman,Washington Post
Trump and the Obama Power Temptation[31/01/2016]
Kimberley Strassel,Wall Street Journal
Clinton Defends System Everyone Else Is Trashing[31/01/2016]
Howard Fineman,Huffington Post
Trump, Sanders and the Revolt Against Decadence[31/01/2016]
Ross Douthat,New York Times
Dear Americans, What Are You Thinking? [31/01/2016]
Alex Massie,Politics Magazine
The Rise of Trump, the Downfall of the "Experts"[31/01/2016]
Charles Hurt,Washington Times
The Clinton System[30/01/2016]
Simon Head,New York Review of Books
Clinton's Email Defense Hits Major Bump in the Road[30/01/2016]
Chris Cillizza,Washington Post
Here's the Beauty of Trump[30/01/2016]
Maureen Dowd,New York Times
Trump and Cruz Battle for Evangelical Hearts[29/01/2016]
Laura Premack,Boston Review
Why party bosses can’t contain Trump[29/01/2016]
H. W. Brands,Washington Post
'How Stupid Is Iowa?'[29/01/2016]
Timothy Egan,New York Times
Trump's inexplicable support among evangelical voters may be decisive in Iowa[29/01/2016]
William A. Galston,Brookings
G.O.P. Debate Stars the Ghost of Donald Trump[29/01/2016]
Frank Bruni,New York Times
How the GOP’s dishonesty led to the rise of Donald Trump and Ted Cruz[28/01/2016]
Fareed Zakaria,Washington Post
What Voters Want[26/01/2016]
Emma Roller,New York Times
Stay Sane America, Please![26/01/2016]
David Brooks,New York Times
Why is the presidential nominating system such a mess? [25/01/2016]
Elaine Kamarck,Brookings
The Republican Party May Be Failing[25/01/2016]
Nate Silver,FiveThirtyEight
Hillary Clinton Stumbles[25/01/2016]
Charles M. Blow,New York Times
Iowa and New Hampshire: Where winners lose, and losers win[25/01/2016]
Elaine C. Kamarck,Washington Post
The Obama Theory of Trump[25/01/2016]
David Axelrod,New York Times
'Hillary, can you excite us?': the trouble with Clinton and young women[24/01/2016]
Jill Abramson,The Guardian
Trump’s 19th Century Foreign Policy[20/01/2016]
Thomas Wright,Politico
Is a New Republican Foreign Policy Emerging? [14/01/2016]
Max Boot,Commentary Magazine
Le programme économique des Républicains, quelles idées pour 2016? [12/01/2016]
Marie-Cécile Naves,IFRI
The eight causes of Trumpism[01/01/2016]
Norman J. Ornstein,The Atlantic
The Year The United States Elects Its First Woman President[December 31 de 2015]
David Rothkopf,Foreign Policy
The GOP Plan to Bring Back a Unipolar World[December 30 2015]
Richard Sokolsky, Gordon Adams,Foreign Policy
Bernie Sanders: The Quiet Revolt [December 23]
Simon Head,New York Review of Books
Trump[25 de Setembro de 2015]
Michael Tomasky,New York Review of Books
Hillary[Setembro de 2014]
Joseph Lelyveld,New York Review of Books
Editoriais
Traces [01/11/2016]
Libération
The Next President and the Middle East [29/10/2016]
Washington Post
It’s time to automate voter registration [23/10/2016]
Washington Post
Are Russians Hacking Our Election? A Probe Is Needed [20/10/2016]
Boston Globe
Your Questions for the Candidates, (Half) Answered [19/10/2016]
New York Times
Trump’s attempt to delegitimize the election [18/10/2016]
Boston Globe
Don’t Vote for Trump [11/2016]
The Atlantic
Mr. Trump Goes Low [10/10/2016]
New York Times
Hillary Clinton for President of the United States [09/10/2016]
Foreign Policy
Trump is 'unfit for the presidency' [30/09/2016]
USA Today
Hillary Clinton’s Everywoman Moment[28/09/2016]
The New York Times
Clinton resurge, Trump sobrevive[28/09/2016]
La Vanguardia
America’s dystopian presidential debate[27/09/2016]
Financial Times
Clinton the Only Choice to Move America Ahead[27/09/2016]
Arizona Republic
Round One a Draw--and That's Bad News for Hillary Clinton[27/09/2016]
New York Post
Trump Takes Clinton's Bait in the First Debate[27/09/2016]
Los Angeles Times
An Ugly Campaign, Condensed Into One Debate[27/09/2016]
The New York Times
Indecision Time: Undcided Voters Will Pick the Next President[26/09/2016]
The Economist
Why Donald Trump Should Not Be President[26/09/2016]
New York Times
Facts at a Premium in First Debate[26/09/2016]
Boston Herald
Donald Trump Is Unfit to be President[26/09/2016]
Washington Post
Hillary Clinton for President[25/09/2016]
New York Times
It Has to Be Hillary Clinton[24/09/2016]
Cincinnati Enquirer
Clinton Would Be a Pragmatic President, Trump a Catastrophe[23/09/2016]
Los Angeles Times
Hillary needs a slogan to sum up what she stands for [22/09/2016]
The Guardian
The Success of the Voter Fraud Myth[20/09/2016]
New York Times
Trump Needs to Articulate His Foreign Policy[19/09/2016]
National Interest
Donald Trump's Latest Birther Lie[16/09/2016]
New York Times
When foreign leaders praise US bipartisanship[15/09/2016]
C. S. Monitor
Full Disclosure on Candidates' Health[13/09/2016]
New York Times
Voter Suppression in North Carolina[07/09/2016]
New York Times
Trump's Brazen Immigration Flip-Flops[30/08/2016]
Washington Post
Don't Fall for Trump's Pivot on Immigration[22/08/2016]
Washington Post
How Can America Recover From Donald Trump?[21/08/2016]
New York Times
Why We Support Hillary Clinton for President[18/08/2016]
Wired
Mr. Trump’s Foreign Policy Confusions[16/08/2016]
New York Times
Hillary Clinton's Plan for a Fair Economy[12/08/2016]
New York Times
An Even Stranger Donald Trump[11/08/2016]
New York Times
Mr. Trump's Losing Economic Game Plan[09/08/2016]
New York Times
Donald Trump: The Candidate of the Apocalypse[22/07/2016]
Washington Post
Donald Trump dans sa radicalité[22/07/2016]
Le Monde
Trump Faced His Biggest Challenge Yet--and He Nailed It[22/07/2016]
New York Post
The Most Extreme Republican Platform in Memory[19/07/2016]
New York Times
Donald Trump and Mike Pence: The Political Reality Show[15/07/2016]
New York Times
How Donald Trump Tends His Media Blacklist [June 15]
New York Times
Politics: ceiling unlimited [June 8]
CS Monitor
Bye-Bye, Bernie [June 7]
Bloomberg
Big Money Rearranges Its Election Bets [June 4]
New York Times
After Conventions, a Debt to Donors [11/05/2016]
The New York Times
Donald Trump’s victory is a disaster for America [05/05/2016]
The Economist
The unconventional 2016 presidential race [04/05/2016]
CS Monitor
John Kasich Exits an Ugly Campaign Season [04/05/2016]
New York Times
Bernie Sanders's Gift to His Party [02/05/2016]
New York Times
Top Trump [03/04/20160]
The Economist
Foreign Policy by Donald Trump [02/04/20168]
Miami Herald
Trump's unreal foreign policy: Our view [27/04/2016]
USA Today
Where Trump, Clinton overlap on Syria [27/04/2016]
CS Monitor
Donald Trump's Strange World View [27/04/2016]
New York Times
Donald Trump’s Success Carries Lessons for Democrats, Too [26/04/2016]
New York Times
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump gain ground in presidential election primaries in New York: Home ground an advantage for both [21/04/2016]
Irish Times
Hillary must move back to the centre [21/04/2016]
Gulf News
Cardinal Bernie [April 7]
Wall Street Journal
Mr. Trump's Dangerous Babble on Foreign Policy [29/03/2016]
New York Times
Who Has the Candidate’s Ear? [26/03/2016]
New York Times
It's Time Hillary Clinton Suspended Her Campaign [25/03/2016]
Investor's Business Daily
The status quo must be broken [22/03/2016]
The National
States should abandon caucus system for primaries [14/03/2016]
Boston Globe
Charlie Baker takes the right stand on Trump [03/03/2016]
Boston Globe
A Sanders Foreign-Policy Doctrine? How About ‘No Wars for the Billionaire Class’? [23/02/2016]
Phyllis Bennis, The Nation
Fill In the Foreign Policy Blanks [11/03/2016]
New York Times
What’s age got to do with running for president? [11/03/2016]
CS Monitor
A Lesson in Hillary Clinton's Loss in Michigan [10/03/2016]
New York Times
Trying to Read Donald Trump, in Translation [09/03/2016]
New York Times
Parar a Trump [03/03/2016]
El País
The long slide from hope to rage [03/03/2016]
The Guardian
Big-Donor Money Has Not Worked in the 2016 Campaign. Yet.[01/03/2016]
New York Times
Hillary Clinton Wins Big in South Carolina[28/02/2016]
The Economist
Dems' Super-Delegate Process Slams Sanders[27/02/2016]
Las Vegas Review-Journal
Massachusetts voters must stop Donald Trump[22/02/2016]
Boston Globe
Democrats or Republicans; which party is better for Iran? [18/02/2016]
The Iran Project
The stakes in South Carolina[17/02/2016]
The Washington Times
Reclaim civility for the 2016 elections[15/02/2016]
Christian Science Monitor
Sanders' boost for Clinton; immigration fears; Trump in Africa; France's right wing; Syria peace talks[13/02/2016]
Christian Science Monitor
The New Hampshire Primaries Were a Bipartisan Revolt[11/02/2016]
New York Post
Divided GOP Lets the Bully Win[10/02/2016]
New Hampshire Union Leader
Winnowing Out in New Hampshire[09/02/2016]
New York Times
The Voters Need Answers About Clinton's Emails[07/02/2016]
Washington Post
The Republicans in New Hampshire, Angry and Afraid[07/02/2016]
New York Times
Iowa begins battles with the extremes of both parties[05/02/2016]
Washington Post
Cruz Does America a Favor by Beating Trump in Iowa[02/02/2016]
Los Angeles Times
Tarnished Clinton Stumbles in Iowa[02/02/2016]
Washington Examiner
Making Choices in Iowa[02/02/2016]
New York Times
The Cornfield Crucible[01/02/2016]
New York Times
Hillary Clinton for the Democratic Nomination[30/01/2016]
New York Times
Notícias
Présidentielle américaine, J-6 : l’écart entre les deux candidats se réduit [02/11/2016]
Le Monde
Trump: Clinton's foreign policy plan would start WW3 [26/10/2016]
BBC
Trump stops holding high-dollar fundraisers that were raising big cash for the GOP [25/10/2016]
Matea Gold, Washington Post
Iran's Rouhani breaks his silence on US presidential race [24/10/2016]
Rohollah Faghihi, Al-Monitor
“You’re the puppet”: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump spar about who’s the Russian stooge [20/10/2016]
Quartz
U.S. Presidential Candidates on China [20/10/2016]
China File
Trump's wall on the border: Will it work? [19/10/2016]
Warren Richey, CS Monitor
Final presidential debate: Fast facts, how to watch, what to expect [19/10/2016]
Scott T. Smith, UPI
Hillary Clinton Eyes a Traditional Republican Bloc: White Catholics [19/10/2016]
Jason Horowitz, New York Times
McCain says GOP will block any Clinton court nominee. Can they do that? [18/10/2016]
Amanda Hoover, CS Monitor
What This 2012 Map Tells Us About America, and the 2016 Election [19/10/2016]
Nate Cohn and Toni Monkovic, New York Times
Why do people dislike Hillary Clinton? The story goes far back [18/10/2016]
Megan Carpentier, The Guardian
Trump to propose five-year lobbying ban on ex-executive branch officials [17/10/2016]
Reuters
1.5 million Americans have already voted: What can early ballots reveal? [17/10/2016]
Amanda Hoover, CS Monitor
Trump to propose five-year lobbying ban on ex-executive branch officials [17/10/2016]
Reuters
Présidentielle américaine, J – 22 : les dissensions se multiplient au sein du Parti républicain[17/10/2016]
Le Monde
D’importants donateurs du parti républicain lâchent Donald Trump [17/10/2016]
Le Monde
Obama calls Republicans 'swamp of crazy' [14/10/2016]
Amy R. Connolly, UPI
On the issues: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump differ on what's 'fair' in tax plans [13/10/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
UPI/CVoter poll: Hillary Clinton gains as Donald Trump continues to slide [11/10/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
Early Voting Could Hand Election to Hillary Clinton Well Before Nov. 8 [11/10/2016]
Jeremy W. Peters, New York Times
Trump Shrugs Off Scandal, Backs Russia, and Throws Pence Under the Bus [10/10/2016]
Molly O’Toole & Elias Groll, Foreign Policy
Beneath the Clinton-Trump mud fight, some important value (+video) [10/10/2016]
Linda Feldmann, CS Monitor
The Nastiest Presidential Debate of All Time [10/10/2016]
John Cassidy, New Yorker
In Second Debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Spar in Bitter, Personal Terms [10/10/2016]
Patrick Healy and Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Kasich: I told you so [08/10/2016]
Eli Stokols, Politico
Forget Brussels, Brexit’s Toughest Battleground Is the WTO [08/10/2016]
Alberto Mucci, Simon Marks & Christian Oliver, Politico
From Mondale to Palin, the Hits From Past Vice-Presidential Debates [04/10/2016]
Alan Rappeport, New York Times
How Donald Trump Set Off a Civil War Within the Right-Wing Media [02/10/2016]
Robert Draper, New York Times
The Times has obtained Donald Trump's 1995 tax records. They suggest he could have paid no federal income tax for 18 years. [1/10/2016]
New York Times
How Donald Trump Set Off a Civil War Within the Right-Wing Media[30/09/2016]
Robert Draper, New York Times
Hillary Clinton Struggles to Win Back Young Voters From Third Parties[29/09/2016]
Jeremy W. Peters and Yamiche Alcindor, New York Times
New Debate Strategy for Donald Trump: Practice, Practice, Practice[29/09/2016]
Patrick Healy, Ashley Parker And Maggie Haberman, The New York Times
Democrats Eye Hillary Clinton’s Confidence After Debate With Caution[28/09/2016]
Amy Chozick, The New York Times
The Morning After the Debate, Donald Trump Goes on the Attack[28/09/2016]
Alexander Burns and Nick Corasaniti, The New York Times
Presidential debate: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump trade barbs over economy, birther movement[27/09/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
The roots of Donald Trump’s anti-intellectualism[27/09/2016]
Peter Grier, CS Monitor
Hillary Is Acting Like a Winner[27/09/2016]
David Graham, The Atlantic
‘The Best American Debate Since World War II’: How the World Saw Clinton and Trump[27/09/2016]
Siobhán O'Grady, Kavitha Surana, Foreign Policy
Hillary Clinton shows strength over Trump in one of history's weirdest, wildest debates[27/09/2016]
David Smith, The Guardian
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Press Pointed Attacks in Debate[26/09/2016]
Patrick Healy And Jonathan Martin, The New York Times
Our Fact Checks of the First Debate[26/09/2016]
The New York Times
Live Fact Check: Trump And Clinton Debate For The First Time[26/09/2016]
NPR
Donald Trump's Crime Policies Might Hit Minorities Harder, Experts Say[23/09/2016]
Alexander Burns and Farah Stockman, New York Times
Clinton vs. Trump on Key Middle East Issues: Prepping for the Debate[22/09/2016]
Aryeh Mellman, Washington Institute
Preparing for the Unexpected: Analyzing Clinton’s and Trump’s Debate Strategies[22/09/2016]
Patrick Healy, Amy Chozick and Maggie Haberman, New York Times
UPI/CVoter poll: Hillary Clinton reclaims slight lead over Donald Trump[20/09/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
New York bombing: Could blasts affect race for White House?[20/09/2016]
Anthony Zurcher, BBC
George H.W. Bush is Voting for Hillary Clinton, Kennedy Niece Confirms[20/09/2016]
Lucy Clarke-Billings, Newsweek
Donald Trump's 'Blind Trust' Plan Makes No Sense[20/09/2016]
Kurt Eichenwald, Newsweek
After Bombings, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Clash Over Terrorism[19/09/2016]
Alexander Burns And Nicholas Confessore, New York Times
Voters on both sides increasingly see a Trump win as a possibility — and that may get more people to vote [19/09/2016]
David Lauter, L.A. Times
Why did the country's largest police union endorse Donald Trump? (+video)[18/09/2016]
Steven Porter, CS Monitor
Bernie Sanders: ‘This is not the time for a protest vote’[16/09/2016]
David Weigel, Washington Post
Can Bernie Sanders help Clinton win over Ohio Millennials?[16/09/2016]
Ellen Powell, CS Monitor
Las enfermedades de los presidentes de Estados Unidos[13/09/2016]
ABC
Where Donald and Hillary Were on 9/11[09/09/2016]
Meghan Keneally & Liz Kreutz, ABC News
Forum Offers Preview of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Presidential Debate[07/09/2016]
Patrick Healy, New York Times
Hillary Fails to Offer a Foreign-Policy Vision[07/09/2016]
Peter Beinart, The Atantic
Donald Trump Gambles on Immigration but Sends Conflicting Signals[31/08/2016]
Patrick Healy, New York Times
Why Hillary Clinton doesn’t want a GOP collapse[30/08/2016]
Linda Feldmann, CS Monitor
Donald Trump said he's going to Mexico to meet with President Enrique Peña Nieto, hours before a speech on immigration[30/08/2016]
New York Times
On the issues: Criminal justice reform has Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump debating race, policing[29/08/2016]
Eric DuVall, UPI
En difficulté, Trump tente de recentrer sa campagne[26/08/2016]
Philippe Gélie, Le Figaro
Donald Trump a-t-il déjà perdu?[26/08/2016]
Alexis Feertchack, H24
Emails reveal how foundation donors got access to Clinton and her close aides at State Dept.[22/08/2016]
Rosalind S. Helderman, Spencer S. Hsu and Tom Hamburger, Washington Post
Donald Trump, With Bare-Bones Campaign, Relies on G.O.P. for Vital Tasks[22/08/2016]
Nicholas Confessore and Rachel Shorey, New York Times
Trump hands his campaign to the 'alt-right' movement[19/08/2016]
Patrik Jonsson, CS Monitor
Donald Trump Catches Critics by Surprise With One Word: ‘Regret’[19/08/2016]
Maggie Haberman, The New York Times
Might deep red Georgia really go for Clinton?[17/08/2016]
Patrik Jonsson, CS Monitor
New Chief of Clinton’s Transition Team Is a Strong Backer of TPP and Free Trade[17/08/2016]
David Francis, Foreign Policy
Political Science Prof: Trump Has 87% Chance of Winning the Election[17/08/2016]
Paul Joseph Watson, InfoWars
Donald Trump's Terrorism Plan Mixes Cold War Concepts and Limits on Immigrants[16/08/2016]
David E. Sanger and Maggie Haberman, New York Times
Hillary Clinton and Joe Biden to Campaign in Scranton[16/08/2016]
NBC
The State of the Clinton-Trump Race: Is It Over?[16/08/2016]
Nate Cohn, New York Times
Donald Trump and the $12.7 million Ukraine connection[15/08/2016]
J Walker Glascock, CS Monitor
Trump's speech on ISIS: Restrained, but unrelenting (+video)[15/08/2016]
Peter Grier, CS Monitor
Is Donald Trump Losing His Nerve?[12/08/2016]
Jack Moore, Newsweek
Kass: Trump Will Withdraw, He Doesn't Like to Lose[11/08/2016]
Bloomberg
Hack of Democrats’ Accounts Was Wider Than Believed, Officials Say[11/08/2016]
Eric Lichtblau And Eric Schmitt, New York Times
What is Trumponomics, and how would it affect Israel?[11/08/2016]
Shlomo Maital, Jerusalem Post
Donald Trump: 'Second Amendment' gun advocates could deal with Hillary Clinton[10/08/2016]
Jeremy Diamond and Stephen Collinson, CNN
One Ally Remains Firmly Behind Donald Trump: The N.R.A.[10/08/2016]
Nick Corasaniti and Alexander Burns, New York Times
Donald Trump Adopts G.O.P. Tax Cuts, but Balks at Trade Pacts[09/08/2016]
Neil Irwin and Alan Rappeport, New York Times
50 G.O.P. Officials Warn Donald Trump Would Put Nation's Security 'at Risk'[08/08/2016]
David E. Sanger and Maggie Haberman, New York Times
Hillary Clinton Begins a Two-Day Swing in Florida[08/08/2016]
Matt Flegenheimer, New York Times
Donald Trump endorses Paul Ryan, John McCain[08/08/2016]
Cristiano Lima and Tyler Pager, Politico
Clinton widens lead over Trump to eight points[08/08/2016]
Daily Star
Hillary Clinton Warns of 'Moment of Reckoning' in Speech Accepting Nomination[29/07/2016]
Patrick Healy and Amy Chozick, New York Times
Daughters carry the flag for White House rivals[29/07/2016]
Courtney Weaver and Barney Jopson, Financial Times
Hillary Clinton likely to pick Virginia Sen. Tim Kaine for VP[22/07/2016]
Shawn Price and Eric DuVall, UPI
Poll: Republican voters see Big Oil as big deal[22/07/2016]
Daniel J. Graeber, UPI
In Cleveland, Republicans' "Come to Trump Moment"[22/07/2016]
Byron York, Washington Examiner
In Rousing Speech, Pence Proves Both Kind & Ruthless[21/07/2016]
Kyle Smith, New York Post
Ted Cruz Tried to Steal Donald Trump's Show. Chaos Erupted.[21/07/2016]
Patrick Healy and Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Kasich Attacks Trump for Rejecting Failed GOP Foreign Policy[20/07/2016]
Jacob Heilbrunn, National Interest
Donald Trump Sets Conditions for Defending NATO Allies Against Attack[20/07/2016]
David E. Sanger and Maggie Haberman, New York Times
Mike Pence’s Record on Education Is One of Turmoil and Mixed Results[20/07/2016]
Kate Zernike, New York Times
Donald Trump Claims Nomination, With Discord Clear but Family Cheering[20/07/2016]
Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Présidentielle américaine, J-140 : le Parti républicain toujours sous tension [20/06/2016]
Le Monde
Poll: Democrats more optimistic about their candidate for president [20/06/2016]
Andrew V. Pestano, UPI
Donald Trump’s June Stumbles Mirror Those of Mitt Romney [20/06/2016]
Maggie Haberman, New York Times
Sorry, Trump: The Delegates Actually Do Have the Authority to Dump You [19/06/2016]
Linda Qiu and Lauren Carroll, Daily Beast
It's Donald Trump's Convention. But the Inspiration? Nixon.[19/06/2016]
Michael Barbaro and Alexander Burns, New York Times
Rancor Reigns as Bitterly Divided Republicans Begin Their Convention[19/06/2016]
Jonathan Martin and Patrick Healy, New York Times
What some Republicans are saying about race and criminal justice reform[18/06/2016]
Nicole Orttung, CS Monitor
Why Clinton now promises to introduce an anti-Citizens United amendment[17/06/2016]
Aidan Quigley, New York Times
Trump Wants War Declared on ISIS and 'Extreme Vetting' of Immigrants[16/06/2016]
Patrick Healy and Helene Cooper, New York Times
Trump Is His Party’s Cross to Bear [15/06/2016]
Jamelle Bouie, Slate
Sanders May Have Lost the Primary, But He’s Already Won Key Concessions on Foreign Policy [15/06/2016]
Molly O’toole, Foreign Policy
Trump and N.R.A. Leaders to Discuss Preventing Gun Sales to People on Terror Watch Lists [15/06/2016]
Ashley Parker and David M. Herszenhorn, New York Times
Trump shuts out The Washington Post: How did we get here? [14/06/2016]
Gretel Kauffman, CS Monitor
Bernie Sanders To Meet Hillary Clinton, ‘Press Her To Embrace His Progressive Agenda’ [14/06/2016]
Seerat Chabba, International Business Times
Does Terrorism Help Donald Trump? [13/06/2016]
Jamelle Bouie, Slate
Donald Trump Seizes on Orlando Shooting and Repeats Call for Temporary Ban on Muslim Migration [12/06/2016]
Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Most Democrats Say Continued Campaign Not Hurting the Party [20/05/2016]
Justin McCarthy, Gallup
Donald Trump says he’s open to direct talks with Kim Jong Un, By Chad O'Carroll [18/05/2016]
NK News
Bernie Sanders Wins Oregon; Hillary Clinton Declares Victory in Kentucky [18/05/2016]
Thomas Kaplan, New York Times
Présidentielle américaine, J-174 : les démocrates divisés entre écologistes et syndicalistes [17/05/2016]
Le Monde
Election 2016: As Hillary Clinton Looks To November And Donald Trump, Rift Widens Among Her Labor Allies [17/05/2016]
Ned Resnikoff, International Business Times
How Trump has made this election about women voters [17/05/2016]
Harry Bruinius, CS Monitor
Donald Trump Borrows From the Sanders Playbook to Woo Democrats [16/05/2016]
Ashley Parker and Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Trump's Foreign Policy Pugnacity Triggers Range of Reactions From U.S. Rivals [16/05/2016]
Guy Taylor, The Washington Times
Social Conservatives, However Reluctant, Are Warming to the Idea of Trump [15/05/2016]
Jeremy W. Peters, New York Times
Bill Clinton’s White House Job Would Be ‘Revitalizing The Economy,’ Hillary Clinton Says [15/05/2016]
Abigail Abrams, International Business Times
For some Republicans, Trump presents moral dilemma [12/05/2016]
Francine Kiefer, CS Monitor
Bernie Sanders Wins West Virginia, Prolonging Race With Hillary Clinton [11/05/2016]
Trip Gabriel, The New York Times
Why West Virginia is making Democrats nervous (+video) [11/05/2016]
Francine Kiefer, CS Monitor
Republican Infighting Puts Party Elders Back in Demand [09/05/2016]
Alexander Burns, The New York Times
Donald Trump's Warning to Paul Ryan Signals Further G.O.P. Discord [08/05/2016]
Jeremy W. Peters, The New York Times
Speaker Paul D. Ryan, the nation’s highest-ranking elected Republican, said he was “not ready” to endorse Donald J. Trump [06/05/2016]
New York Times
Clinton does not back Obama trade vote in post-election congressional session [05/05/2016]
Washington Post
Trump 'open' to raising federal minimum wage in GOP agenda break [05/05/2016]
Andrew V. Pestano, UPI
Is the Republican establishment now a third party?
Peter Grier, CS Monitor
Can Donald Trump Unify the Republican Party? [05/05/2016]
Newsweek
Hillary Clinton Widens Lead Over Donald Trump in Poll [05/05/2016]
Gerry Mullany, New York Times
Donald Trump Reaches Out, Quietly, to Republican Establishment [05/05/2016]
Ashley Parker And Maggie Haberman, New York Times
‘President Trump?’ Here’s How He Says It Would Look [05/05/2016]
Patrick Healy, New York Times
Donald Trump’s Victory Has Some in G.O.P. Agonizing — or Bolting [05/05/2016]
Michael Barbaro, New York Times
The Electoral Map Looks Challenging for Trump [05/05/2016]
Wilson Andrews, Josh Katz and Alicia Parlapiano, New York Times
Kasich, the Last National Security Veteran in the GOP Race, Drops Out [04/05/2016]
Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
Kasich bows out. Did he do 'the right thing?' [04/05/2016]
Peter Grier, CS Monitor
Russian opposition activist: Trump is Putin’s ‘best hope’ [04/05/2016]
Bryan Bender, Politico
How Donald Trump Crushed The Republican Establishment [04/05/2016]
Matthew Cooper, Newsweek
Ted Cruz drops out of presidential race [03/05/2016]
Katie Glueck and Shane Goldmacher, Politico
Donald Trump's Foes Fear Indiana Primary Could Be Decisive Blow [03/05/2016]
Alexander Burns, New York Times
Eyeing an Indiana victory, Trump says, 'It's over' [02/05/2016]
Steve Holland and Valerie Volcovici, Reuters
Bernie Sanders says superdelegates are unfair. True? [02/05/2016]
Peter Grier, CS Monitor
Experts Warn of Backlash in Donald Trump’s China Trade Policies [02/05/2016]
Binyamin Appelbaum, New York Times
Ted Cruz's Support Softens Among the Delegates He Courted [02/05/2016]
Jeremy W. Peters, New York Times
Ted Cruz Stays Positive Despite Grim Numbers in Indiana [02/05/2016]
Matt Flegenheimer and Thomas Kaplan, New York Times
California Prepares for Long-Denied Star Turn in Presidential Race [02/05/2016]
Adam Nagourney and Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Voters' dilemma: What happens if it's Hillary vs. Trump? [03/04/20160]
Gail Russell Chaddock, CS Monitor
Zakaria: Donald Trump's 'Incoherent' Speech [02/04/20168]
CNN
Trump’s Foreign Policy Fails to Address Realities, Says Diplomat [02/04/20168]
Anton Troianovski, The Wall Street Journal
How Sanders is actually winning [02/04/20168]
Niall Stanage, The Hill
Why Famously Liberal Hollywood Loves Hillary Clinton More Than Bernie Sanders [02/04/20168]
Newsweek
Donald Trump Beat Expectations Everywhere, Suggesting a Broad Shift [02/04/20168]
Nate Cohn, New York Times
After Losses, Ted Cruz Picks Carly Fiorina as Running Mate and Bernie Sanders Retrenches [02/04/20168]
Alexander Burns and Yamiche Alcindor, New York Times
Why Bernie Sanders's Rhode Island win is more than a tiny victory [27/04/2016]
Story Hinckley, CS Monitor
How Bernie Sanders Pushed Hillary Clinton To The Left On Economic Policy [27/04/2016]
Abigail Abrams, International Business Times
Trump on foreign policy: Iran deal allowed it to become a 'great power' at Israel's expense [27/04/2016]
Herb Keinon, Jerusalem Post
Trump fails to impress foreign-policy experts [27/04/2016]
Michael Crowley, Politico
Senate Foreign Relations chair gushes over Trump speech [27/04/2016]
Hanna Trudo, Politico
Read Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ Foreign Policy Speech [26/04/2016]
Ryan Teague Beckwith, Time Magazine
Donald Trump Sweeps 5 States; Hillary Clinton Takes 4 [26/04/2016]
Patrick Healy and Jonathan Martin, New York Times
Top Advisor Says Sanders Missed Opportunity on Foreign Policy [26/04/2016]
Molly O’Toole, Foreign Policy
Illinois GOP convention could bring in thousands, including Trump nemesis Todd Ricketts [26/04/2016]
Natasha Korecki, Politico
Hillary Clinton says half of her cabinet will be female [26/04/2016]
Story Hinckley, CS Monitor
Sanders caught in political trap [25/04/2016]
Gabriel Debenedetti, Politico
Primaires américaines : front anti-Trump chez les républicains [25/04/2016]
Cécile Bouanchaud, Le Monde
Convention Rules May Stop Donald Trump If Ted Cruz Continues Picking Up Delegates [25/04/2016]
Robert Baldwin III, The Huffington Post
Could Bernie Sanders be the Ralph Nader of 2016? [25/04/2016]
Story Hinckley, CS Monitor
Primaires américaines : petit à petit, les républicains se font à l’idée d’une candidature Trump [02/04/20162]
Le Monde
Bernie Sanders Has Trickier, Narrower Road in Democratic Race [21/04/2016]
Patrick Healy and Yamiche Alcindor, New York Times
Les clés du succès de Trump dans la primaire de l’Etat de New York [20/04/2016]
Le Monde
New York Primary Election Polls 2016: Hillary Clinton Maintains Comfortable Lead In New York, But Bernie Sanders Gains Nationally [19/04/2016]
Angelo Young, International Business Times
Top Trump aide lobbied for Pakistani spy front [18/04/2016]
Michael Isikoff, Yahoo News
Ted Cruz’s Conservatism: The Pendulum Swings Consistently Right [18/04/2016]
Matt Flegenheimer, New York Times
Primaires américaines : qui est Paul Manafort, le « chasseur de délégués » de Trump ? [14/04/2016]
Pierre Bouvier, Le Monde
GOP nomination process 101: Candidates’ remedial edition [14/04/2016]
Derek T. Muller , Reuters
Hillary Clinton’s Superdelegate Problem [13/04/2016]
Jim Newell, Slate
Bernie Sanders Wins Wisconsin Democratic Primary, Adding to Momentum [06/04/2016]
Amy Chozick,New York Times
Ted Cruz Wins Wisconsin G.O.P. Primary, Pressuring Donald Trump [06/04/2016]
Jonathan Martin and Matt Flegenheimer,New York Times
Reluctantly, Obama Embracing His Role as the Anti-Trump [06/04/2016]
Josh Lederman,ABC News
Sanders: Positive US-Israel ties depend on Jewish State's relationship with Palestinians [06/04/2016]
Jerusalem Post
Trump reveals plan to finance Mexico border wall with threat to cut off funds [05/04/2016]
Scott Bixby and David Agren,The Guardian
How Election Results Really Work [05/04/2016]
Wilson Andrews and Tom Giratikanon,New York Times
Ted Cruz Is Fuming Because John Kasich Won’t Bow Out [05/04/2016]
Matt Flegenheimer And Jonathan Martin,New York Times
Bernie Sanders Makes Progress Courting Nevada’s Delegates [04/04/2016]
Alan Rappeport,New York Times
Trump’s Troubles and Democratic Sparring Precede Wisconsin Vote [04/04/2016]
Maggie Haberman,New York Times
Who are the women backing Donald Trump? [02/04/2016]
Naomi Schaefer Riley,New York Post
G.O.P. Fears Donald Trump as Zombie Candidate: Damaged but Unstoppable [01/04/2016]
Alexander Burns,New York Times
Signs of Wisconsin Backlash Against Donald Trump, Who Trails in Poll [01/04/2016]
Trip Gabriel,New York Times
Donald Trump, Abortion Foe, Eyes ‘Punishment’ for Women, Then Recants [31/03/2016]
Matt Flegenheimer and Maggie Haberman,New York Times
Trump's remarks about Asia cause bewilderment unease in Japan [31/03/2016]
Asia Times
How the G.O.P. Elite Lost Its Voters to Donald Trump [28/03/2016]
Nicholas Confessore,New York Times
Kasich hits Trump, Cruz on Muslim rhetoric [28/03/2016]
Jesse Byrnes,The Hill
Bernie Sanders Challenges Hillary Clinton to Debate in New York [28/03/2016]
Patrick Healy,New York Times
Ted Cruz Names Friends, but Silence From G.O.P. Brass Deafens [27/03/2016]
Jonathan Martin and Matt Flegenheimer,New York Times
Sanders wins reveal how this election is changing American politics [27/03/2016]
Mark Sappenfiel,CS Monitor
Bernie Sanders wins three caucuses on the way to a New York showdown [27/03/2016]
Quartz
Why Republicans now want GOP to unite behind Trump [23/03/2016]
Husna Haq,CS Monitor
After Brussels, Trump's 'strength' resonates with GOP voters [23/03/2016]
Linda Feldmann,CS Monitor
Jeb Bush backs Ted Cruz: what that says about GOP establishment [23/03/2016]
Peter Grier,CS Monitor
Primary results: Front-runners score key Western victories [23/03/2016]
Stephen Collinson,CNN
Clinton Tries to Stake Out New Turf on Energy Policy [23/03/2016]
Keith Johnson,Foreign Policy
Calls increase for Bernie Sanders to wind down his campaign [23/03/2016]
Eric DuVall,UPI
Clinton and Trump Win Arizona; Cruz Picks Up Utah; Sanders Takes 2 [22/03/2016]
Jonathan Martin,New York Times
Marco Rubio has withdrawn from the Republican race after a big loss in his home state of Florida [15/03/2016]
New York Times
Democrats Target Trump U. in Digital Ads Aimed at 15/03/2016 Voters [14/03/2016]
New York Times
Tuesday Election Live Updates 2016: Results From Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri And North Carolina [14/03/2016]
Sarah Berger,International Business Times
This year’s GOP presidential battle isn’t the first – or even the deepest – party divide [11/03/2016]
Drew Desilver,Pew Research
12th Republican Debate: Analysis [11/03/2016]
New York Times
Transcript of Republican debate in Miami, full text [11/03/2016]
CNN
Who’s best for Hispanics? Clinton, Sanders debate [11/03/2016]
Daily Star
On Trade, Donald Trump Breaks With 200 Years of Economic Orthodoxy [10/03/2016]
Binyamin Appelbaum,New York Times
North Carolina Exemplifies National Battles Over Voting Laws [10/03/2016]
Richard Fausset,New York Times
Ben Carson plans to endorse Trump [10/03/2016]
Robert Costa,Washington Post
Defending Islam Isn't Political Correctness, Marco Rubio Tells Donald Trump [10/03/2016]
Morgan Winsor,International Business Times
US election 2016: Trump wins in Mississippi, Michigan and Hawaii [09/03/2016]
BBC
Sanders wins in America’s ‘Arab capital’ [09/03/2016]
Al Arabiya
Bernie Sanders Wins Michigan Primary; Donald Trump Takes 3 States [09/03/2016]
Patrick Healy and Jonathan Martin,New York Times
Who Are Trump's Christians? [09/03/2016]
Ivan Plis,National Interest
US election 2016: Has Donald Trump killed off Marco Rubio? [09/03/2016]
Anthony Zurcher,BBC
Michael Bloomberg no buscará la presidencia de Estados Unidos [09/03/2016]
Silvia Ayuso,El País
A Jackson, jour de vote et de petits calculs électoraux [09/03/2016]
Nicolas Bourcier,Le Monde
Would contested GOP convention 'steal' nomination from Donald Trump? [08/03/2016]
Peter Grier,CS Monitor
Has Donald Trump peaked? [08/03/2016]
Linda Feldmann,CS Monitor
Rubio wins in Puerto Rico. Is that a big deal? [07/03/2016]
Molly Jackson,CS Monitor
Transcript: The Democrats’ debate in Flint, annotated [06/03/2016]
Washington Post
Europe hates Trump. Does it matter? [04/03/2016]
Katty Kay,BBC
Why Romney's words won't hurt Trump [03/03/2016]
John Feehery,Christian Science Monitor
U.S. Foreign Policy Experts Round on Donald Trump [03/03/2016]
Demetri Sevastopulo and Geoff Dyer,Financial Times
The G.O.P. broke into open warfare today over Donald Trump. Now, the candidates are about to debate [03/03/2016]
New York Times
American neocons declare war on Trump [03/03/2016]
Michael Crowley,Politico
Cruz gana en casa pero no arrasa [02/03/2016]
Antonieta Cádiz,El País
Ben Carson suggests he may withdraw from the Republican presidential race. He sees no “path forward.” [02/03/2016]
New York Times
Clinton abre la lucha por el voto de los seguidores del republicano [02/03/2016]
Yolanda Monge,El País
Donald Trump Jr grants radio interview to prominent white supremacist [02/03/2016]
Ed Pilkington,Guardian
Where the candidates stand in delegates after Super Tuesday [02/03/2016]
Andrew V.Pestano,UPI
Could Tuesday be any more Super? A guide to who's voting and what's at stake[01/03/2016]
Cooper Allen and Paul Singer,USA Today
Super Tuesday: Meet the Texans supporting Sanders[01/03/2016]
Creede Newton,Al Jazeera
What Is Super Tuesday, Which States Vote And Why Does It Matter? A Guide To The GOP, Democratic Elections[01/03/2016]
Michael Kaplan,International Business Times
Inside the Clintons' Plan to Defeat Donald Trump[01/03/2016]
Amy Chozick and Patrick Healy,New York Times
What to Watch for on Super Tuesday[01/03/2016]
Jonathan Martin and Nate Cohn,New York Times
Clinton And Trump Should've Reported Some Gifts To Their Charities As Personal Income, Tax Experts Say[29/02/2016]
Christina Wilkie,The Huffington Post
Is Bernie Sanders Ignoring Black Voters? Vermont Senator Surrenders South Ahead Of Super Tuesday[29/02/2016]
Abigail Abrams,International Business Times
Awaiting America's Political Earthquake[28/02/2016]
Salena Zito,Real Clear Politics
Trump well-positioned to clean up on Super Tuesday while Cruz and Rubio vow to stand in his way[28/02/2016]
Adam Edelman,New York Daily News
What a Donald Trump presidency might actually look like[28/02/2016]
David Lauter, Michael Finnegan and Noah Bierman,Los Angeles Times
Clinton sets sights on Trump, general election after huge win in South Carolina[28/02/2016]
Reuters
Donald Trump stumbles on David Duke, KKK[28/02/2016]
CNN
Donald Trump Vows to Curb Press Freedom Through Harsher Libel Laws[27/02/2016]
Daniel Politi,Slate
A Statistician With a Near-Perfect Election Formula Says Prepare for President Trump[27/02/2016]
Alyssa Pereira,Esquire
Trump Doubles Down On His Rationale For Not Releasing Tax Returns[27/02/2016]
Paula Mejia,Newsweek
Trump sees clearer path to nomination[25/02/2016]
Financial Times
Republican Race Puts Donald Trump and Paul Ryan on Collision Course[25/02/2016]
Jennifer Steinhauer,New York Times
Exclusive: Bernie Sanders Begins Building Foreign Policy Team[24/02/2016]
John Hudson,Foreign Policy
Rubio's Rocky Road Ahead[23/02/2016]
Caitlin Huey-Burns,Real Clear Politics
Donald Trump Wins Nevada Caucuses, Collecting Third Straight Victory[23/02/2016]
Alexander Burns and Nick Corasaniti,New York Times
Clinton-Sanders battle for Hispanic voters intensifies[23/02/2016]
Amie Parnes,The Hill
Donald Trump in New York: Deep Roots, but Little Influence [23/02/2016]
Susanne Craig and David W. Chen,New York Times
Spike Lee endorses Sanders: Will that persuade black voters? [23/02/2016]
Husna Huq,Christian Science Monitor
Rivals Chase Trump Into Nevada Caucuses[23/02/2016]
Maggie Haberman,New York Times
5 things to watch for in Nevada’s GOP caucuses[23/02/2016]
Ben Kamisar,The Hill
Why Bernie Sanders's revolution is not showing up[22/02/2016]
Peter Grier,Christian Science Monitor
As Ted Cruz Stumbles, Marco Rubio Is on the Move[22/02/2016]
Reid J. Epstein andByron Tau,WSJ
Donald Trump, South Carolina and the not-so-new South[21/02/2016]
Salim Muwakkil,Al Jazeera
How Ted Cruz’s Campaign Manager Sees a Path to Victory [20/02/2016]
Matt Flegenheimer,New York Times
R.N.C. Disputes Donald Trump’s Claim on Debate Being Stacked With Donors[15/02/2016]
Alan Rappeport,New York Times
With Death of Antonin Scalia, an Already Volatile Campaign Erupts[14/02/2016]
Amy Chozick,New York Times
Trump and The GOP's 40% Nightmare[11/02/2016]
Michael McAuliff,Huffington Post
What You Need to Know for the Next Democratic Presidential Debate[11/02/2016]
Michele Gorman,Newsweek
In the Democratic Debate, Here’s What to Look For[11/02/2016]
New York Times
A Multifront Republican Battle in South Carolina[10/02/2016]
Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin,New York Times
Chris Christie Drops Out of Presidential Race After New Hampshire Flop[10/02/2016]
Alexander Burns And Maggie Haberman,New York Times
Trump, Sanders win in N.H. Democratic, Republican Parties lose[10/02/2016]
Peter Grier,Christian Science Monitor
After New Hampshire, can John Kasich win in the South? [10/02/2016]
Husna Haq,Christian Science Monitor
Trump: N.J. Gov. Christie called after N.H. primary for a 'long talk'[10/02/2016]
Andrew V. Pestano,UPI
Inside Hillary Clinton’s Massive Foreign-Policy Brain Trust[10/02/2016]
John Hudson,Foreign Policy
US election: What would a Donald Trump presidency be like? [02/02/2016]
Anthony Zurcher,BBC
Little Separates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in Tight Race in Iowa[02/02/2016]
Patrick Healy,New York Times
How Sanders Caught Fire & Turned a Coronation Into a Contest[02/02/2016]
Karen Tumulty,WP
Race Moves From Iowa Nice to New Hampshire Blunt[02/02/2016]
James Pindell,Boston Globe
Polls Show Preferences and Priorities in Iowa[02/02/2016]
Thomas Kaplan and Dalia Sussman,New York Times
Bernie Sanders se convierte en el predilecto de los jóvenes democratas[02/02/2016]
El Periodico
Little Separates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton in Tight Race in Iowa[02/02/2016]
Patrick Healy,New York Times
How would 'Trumponomics' change America? Brace yourself[01/02/2016]
Mark Trumbull,CS Monitor
El dinero no basta para ganar en Iowa[01/02/2016]
Ricardo Mir de Francia,El Periodico
Iowa caucuses: What voters are thinking on Election Day[01/02/2016]
Linda Feldmann,CS Monitor
Sanders campaign raises $20 million in 31 days before Iowa caucuses[01/02/2016]
Shawn Price,UPI
Our Man in Iowa: How the Iowa Caucuses Work[01/02/2016]
Trip Gabriel,New York Times
Why America might elect a president it doesn't like [31/01/2016]
Mark Sappenfield,CS Monitor
Final poll shows tight races ahead of Iowa caucuses[30/01/2016]
CBS News
Hillary Clinton Reverts to Previous Stump in Final Days Before Iowa Caucuses[27/01/2016]
Amy Chozick,New York Times
Bernie Sanders at a Crossroads: Attack Hillary Clinton or Stay Positive?[27/01/2016]
Jason Horowitz And Yamiche Alcindor,New York Times
Donald Trump vs Megyn Kelly Round 2? Fox Debate Will Not Feature GOP Front-Runner, Campaign Manager Says[26/01/2016]
Jackie Salo,International Business Times
Obama Calls Republican Vision 'Unrecognizable' in 2016 Race[25/01/2016]
Michael D. Shear,New York Times
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