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Trump Declares War on Establishment Republicans
The shackles are off, Republican nominee says.
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In the Democratic Echo Chamber, Inconvenient Truths Are Recast as Putin Plots
While Donald Trump’s candidacy poses grave dangers, so does group-think righteousness.
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Election Update: Women Are Defeating Donald Trump
There is a massive gender split, with Clinton trailing Trump by 11 percentage points among men but leading him by 33 points among women.
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Euclid as Founding Father
We hold this mathematics to be self evident. By Adam Kucharski.
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Jim Gaffigan: Disagree with Someone? Calling Them a Moron Won't Help
Comedian Jim Gaffigan urges us not to be dismissive. Talk to people who are different from you. Widen your friendship circle, watch a wide range of news media; vary the sources through which you interpret the world.
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Despite 2001 Vow, Trump Made No 9/11 Donations in Year After Attack, Audit Finds
The New York City Comptroller’s Office has found no evidence that Donald Trump donated to 9/11 charities in the months after the attacks, the agency said.
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Peter Thiel to Donate $1.25 Million in Support of Donald Trump
SAN FRANCISCO — Peter Thiel, true to his reputation as the most contrarian soul in Silicon Valley, is doubling down on Donald J. Trump.
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New Rule: A Bone to Pick with Undecided Voters | Real Time with Bill Maher (HBO)
In his editorial new rule, Bill Maher laments the fact that, even if Trump doesn't become president, we live in a country where nearly half the people think he should be.
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How do we respond to threats after our endorsement? This is how
We endorsed a candidate, and faced reaction that threatened our business and our people. How should we respond? By speaking out about what matters most. (The Arizona Republic endorses it's first Democrat for president and then responds to death threats for doing so.)
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How Evan McMullin Could Win Utah And The Presidency
It’s unlikely, but far from impossible. By Benjamin Morris.
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Third Parties: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
Third party candidates want to be serious contenders, so John Oliver considers them seriously as potential presidents.
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Consent, explained for Donald Trump
Vox's Emily Crockett explains why Donald Trump's comments aren't just "lewd," they're predatory.
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Anatomy of a faceplant: Inside the Libertarian Party’s abysmal 2016 campaign
How Gary Johnson shattered the libertarian movement. By Bonnie Kristian.
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The 281 People, Places and Things Donald Trump Has Insulted on Twitter: A Complete List
Since declaring his candidacy for president last June, Donald Trump has used Twitter to lob insults at presidential candidates, journalists, news organizations, nations, a Neil Young song and even a lectern in the Oval Office. We know this because we’ve read, tagged and quoted them all. Below, a directory of sorts, with links to the original tweets. Insults within the last 60 days are highlighted.
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Exclusive investigation: Donald Trump faces foreign donor fundraising scandal
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign is facing a fundraising scandal after a Telegraph investigation exposed how key supporters were prepared to accept illicit donations from foreign backers.
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Kansas Ends Bad Economic News by Not Reporting It
Republican Governor Sam Brownback canceled the regular updates that were supposed to show how tax cuts helped growth. By Barry Ritzholtz.
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Republican Hold on U.S. State Legislatures Could Slip in Election
The Republican Party's grip on U.S. state legislatures could loosen in next month's election as Democrats seek to link Republican candidates to the sinking fortunes of the party's White House candidate, Donald Trump.
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Donald Trump: Hillary Clinton 'personally ordered' Donald Duck to stalk me
Conservative videographer James O'Keefe makes the case that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton herself called for the duck to stalk The Donald.
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Why Americans with disabilities struggle to vote
Up to 3 million more people would vote on election day if Americans with disabilities had better access to the polls.
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[Maryland] Green Party candidate Margaret Flowers storms Van Hollen-Szeliga Senate debate stage
The Green Party candidate for Maryland's open Senate seat took the stage at a televised debate on Wednesday and demanded to be included as police escorted her out of the room. By John Fritze.
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