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Donald Trump already knows he’s going to lose: “Think of the bunker right before Hitler killed himself”
Sophia Tesfaye
In a candid profile in the campaign's last days, manager Kellyanne Conway dishes on how she deals with Trump
The Libertarian Party is in shambles: Despite Hillary Clinton’s email news, it’s not time to think about a third party
Jeremy Binckes
You'd still have to deal with Gary Johnson, and that's a problem
Donald Trump surrogate hopes Hillary Clinton and Huma Abedin go down like Thelma and Louise
Taylor Link
At a Trump campaign event on Sunday, surrogate Wayne Allyn Root fantasized about the deaths of Clinton and her aide
WATCH: Little girl from iconic “Daisy” political ad warns of nuclear threat posed by Donald Trump
Brendan Gauthier
Monique Luiz, who was 3 years old when she played "daisy girl" in 1964, prods voters with "fear of nuclear war"
What it would be like to wake up in Hillary Clinton’s America
Nomi Prins
A week before Election Day, a Clinton win is likely, but just how will Hillary's garden grow in a Wall St. shadow?
How Evan McMullin went from political unknown into a #NeverTrump symbol
Brady Mccombs
Who is the man who could conceivably win Utah?
Donald Trump doesn’t really give away money, and when he does, he benefits from it
Matthew Rozsa
The Washington Post has a brief history of a lifetime of miserly disappointment
Donald Trump offered to make Chris Christie his running mate, then changed his mind
Brendan Gauthier
It's really easy to get on Donald Trump's good side, and Chris Christie knew how to get there
Praise to the Republicans with the moral courage to stand up to James Comey
Matthew Rozsa
Not everyone is happy about Comey's decision to drop a big letter on Friday afternoon
Donald Trump: Colorado’s mail-in voting system is rigged
Matthew Rozsa
Donald Trump should tell that to Colorado's Republican secretary of state
James Comey’s Hillary Clinton email letter caused world stocks to fall
Kelvin Chan
Stock markets don't want Trump to be president
#CrimingWhileWhite does pay: Ammon Bundy and weaponized white privilege prevails again in Oregon
Chauncey DeVega
Just consider: An all-white jury acquitted militant religious fundamentalists whose avowed aim is hurting the U.S.
The first big voter fraud case of 2016 was by a Donald Trump supporter
Matthew Rozsa
An Iowa woman voted twice because, as she put it, "the polls are rigged." She's a very very big Trump supporter
Even Corporate America hates this election: CEOs blame election jitters for their companies’ sluggish third-quarter performance
Angelo Young
Consumers and companies alike are distracted and cautious ahead of Nov. 8
Is Donald Trump a Russian agent? A nonpartisan guide to national security and foreign policy issues in the presidential election (part I)
R. Jeffrey Smith
Will we be less safe during the next administration?
The Clinton BS Files: Hillary is not building a New World Order out to destroy the white man
Amanda Marcotte
Behind the myth of the New World Order, the right wing's ur-conspiracy theory from which a thousand flowers bloom
Deep in the heart of TrumpLand — even Texans want our national nightmare to be over
Alli Joseph
Mexican-American youth for Trump (!), bartenders for Jill Stein and other bizarre phenomena of the Lone Star State
Is America more racist, or more sexist? Admittedly, it’s a tough call
D. Watkins
Electing our first woman president may be even tougher than our first black president — but both reveal huge rifts
The monsters we create: On Stephen King’s “It,” the creepy clown epidemic and Donald Trump
Noah Charney
Humans need to name and see abstract horrors, so we "monsterize" people who embody those fears
Donald Trump and the “twin insurgency”: He’s half plutocrat, half criminal and entirely ruthless
Paul Rosenberg
Trump's campaign marks the collision of two campaigns against the democratic state — from tycoons and thugs
It takes a village idiot: Thanks to Donald Trump, the president may be chosen by a fourth-grade mentality
Cody Cain
If we elect a presidential candidate who speaks and thinks on a fourth-grade level, what does that say about us?
“It might be not as rigged as I thought, right?”: Donald Trump suggested we cancel the elections then James Comey cheered him up
Bob Cesca
A surging Trump should scare you more than ever — he proposed we cancel the election and name him president
Democratic megadonor bankrolls ‘Republicans for Clinton’ super PAC
Michael Beckel
Most of the money behind the Republicans for Clinton super PAC has come from a billionaire Democrat
I’m grateful for my abortion
Jacqui Morton
It took a long time, but I'm finally at peace with the loss of my pregnancy — and now I'm terrified for my rights
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