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How Donald Trump Changed the Meaning of Gaffes
Trump has changed the game of gaffes
By Ryan Teague Beckwith
October 18, 2016
Trump Fires Back at Republican Critics
In the most beleaguered moment of his campaign, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is done trying to make friends in his own party. With his past comments about sexually assaulting women drawing widespread condemnation from...
By Zeke J Miller / St. Louis
October 9, 2016
Donald Trump's Campaign Still Holding Grudges
Donald Trump’s presidential campaign acting on grudges against Republican elements who failed to support him, as the GOP convention begins
By Zeke J Miller / Cleveland
July 18, 2016
John Kasich Says He Won't Run As a Third-Party Candidate
Running as an independent would be "silly," he said
By Charlotte Alter
May 16, 2016
Read John Kasich's Speech on Dropping Out of the Presidential Race
The Ohio Governor ended his campaign on Wednesday
By Katie Reilly
May 4, 2016
Why the Republican Convention Still Matters
There won't be a contested convention, but there could still be some fireworks
By Daniel White
May 4, 2016
Exclusive: What Trump Said When Kasich Dropped Out
Within 24 hours, both Texas Senator Ted Cruz and Ohio Governor John Kasich will have dropped out of the race, leaving Donald Trump the undisputed presumptive nominee for the Republican Party. TIME's Zeke Miller was...
By Tessa Berenson
May 4, 2016
John Kasich's Big Press Conference Off to a Rough Start
Ohio Gov. John Kasich's press conference Wednesday morning went about as well as the rest of his troubled campaign. With the exit of Texas Sen. Ted Cruz from the race Tuesday night, Kasich is the...
By Sarah Begley
May 4, 2016
John Kasich Says People Are 'Probably' Born Gay
"I don't see any reason to hurt you or to discriminate you"
By Katie Reilly
April 30, 2016
Ted Cruz Says He Doesn't Actually Have an Alliance With John Kasich
"There is no alliance"
By Sam Frizell
April 28, 2016
Why #NeverTrump Is Rarely Working
Haphazard coordination and the candidates' limited appeal
By Alex Altman
April 26, 2016
Rivals Look to General Election
But both will still face challenges from their rivals, regardless of the outcome
By Sam Frizell
April 26, 2016
Trump, Clinton Aim for Big Night
But there's drama down ballot
By Jay Newton-Small
April 25, 2016
Trump Back on the Warpath Against 'Lyin' Cruz and '1 for 41' Kasich
He was also highly critical of John Kasich's eating style
By Tessa Berenson
April 25, 2016
Cruz and Kasich Unite to Block Trump
The move fulfills a longstanding wish of anti-Trump forces within the GOP
By Zeke J Miller
April 24, 2016
Trump Tones Down the Bombast on the Trail
The billionaire strikes a new tone as he retools his campaign
By Philip Elliott / Harrington, Del.
April 22, 2016
Sanders Spent $9 Per Vote in New York. Trump? About 13 Cents.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders faltered in New York despite outspending front-runner Hillary Clinton on the television and radio airwaves. Sanders won about 750,000 votes in New York — or 42 percent — while spending...
By Michael Beckel / Center for Public Integrity
April 20, 2016
Republicans Turn Up the Charm on GOP Officials
Facing the prospect of a contested convention, the three remaining GOP presidential contenders are turning up the charm offensive on the party's governing body, the Republican National Committee. With the odds of an unsettled convention...
By Zeke J MIller / Hollywood, Florida
April 20, 2016
Sanders Outspent Clinton in New York Primary
The New York presidential primary is a study in contrasts for underdogs. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is outspending rival Hillary Clinton on the airwaves in New York and hoping for an upset. Republicans Ted...
By Center for Public Integrity / Dave Levinthal and Michael Beckel
April 19, 2016
New York Showdown
Strong victories would yield large numbers of delegates
By Sam Frizell
April 19, 2016
GOP Chairman: Don't Change the Rules
Facing harsh criticism from front-runner Donald Trump, the Republican National Committee has all-but ceased efforts to update the rules that govern the upcoming convention in preparation for the first potential contested gathering in more than...
By Zeke J Miller
April 17, 2016
Ted Cruz Picks Up More Delegates in Wyoming
Ted Cruz's well-organized campaign scored him another delegate victory in Wyoming Saturday. At the state’s GOP convention, Cruz won all 14 delegates up for grabs, giving him 23 delegates from the state, and another needed...
By Zeke J Miller / Casper, Wyoming
April 16, 2016
Wisconsin Voters Boost Cruz, Sanders
Ted Cruz picked up an easy win in the Heartland, besting Donald Trump in Wisconsin’s Republican primary on Tuesday. But the victory’s value was less about the 42 delegates at stake than the roadblock it...
By Philip Elliott , Zeke J Miller / Milwaukee and Sam Frizell
April 5, 2016
John Kasich Tries to Woo Trump Voters
"I want to offer myself up as a new vessel"
By Tessa Berenson
March 31, 2016
Trump Backs Down From Threatened Lawsuit Over Delegates
The candidate has called Republican delegate rules "unfair"
By Zeke J Miller
March 28, 2016
Why Wisconsin Might Be #NeverTrump's Last Stand
'There’s still definitely a path for Cruz to pass Trump in delegates, but that’s going to require him to win states'
By Philip Elliott
March 23, 2016
Poll: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Lead Their Primaries
But Kasich and Sanders do best in general election match-ups
By Daniel White
March 23, 2016
Read John Kasich's Speech to AIPAC
Republican presidential candidate John Kasich spoke to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee Monday about the relationship between the United States and Israel. Here is a full transcript of his remarks. Thank you. Thank you....
By Ryan Teague Beckwith
March 22, 2016
How the Brussels Attacks Could Affect the 2016 Election
At least for a day
By Philip Elliott
March 22, 2016
3 States Weigh in on White House Race
The race turns to the West
By Philip Elliott and Sam Frizell
March 21, 2016
How Washington, D.C., Became the Capital of Fan Fiction
Fan fiction went mainstream in 2012. That was the year that a Twilight fan's stories about Edward and Bella were given new names to avoid copyright issues and published as the immensely popular Fifty Shades...
By Ryan Teague Beckwith
March 21, 2016
John Kasich Says Republicans Should Meet With Obama's Supreme Court Nominee
If elected president, he said he would consider nominating Garland
By Katie Reilly
March 19, 2016
Kasich Challenges Trump on Twitter Over Riot Remarks
'This implicit acceptance of violence is the kind of rhetoric that's pulling people apart'
By Justin Worland
March 17, 2016
Young Voters Didn't Back Trump, Clinton on 'Super Tuesday 2'
But youth turnout in the March 15 states broke records
By Daniel White
March 16, 2016
Why a Contested GOP Convention Just Got More Likely
Republican voters handed down a split decision Tuesday that suggests the race for the party’s nomination will go all the way to Cleveland, raising the prospect of a contested convention that could tear the GOP...
By Alex Altman , Philip Elliott / Berea, Ohio and Zeke J Miller
March 16, 2016
Trump and Clinton Win Big on 'Super Tuesday 2'
And it's a big night for Hillary Clinton
By Philip Elliott / Berea, Ohio and Alex Altman
March 15, 2016
Here's What States Voting Tuesday Are Saying Online
It looks like a big night for Trump
By Daniel White
March 15, 2016
Why Donald Trump Is Turning on John Kasich in Ohio
'Your governor is totally over-rated'
By Philip Elliott / Vienna, Ohio
March 14, 2016
Why the Ohio Primary Is Less of a Bellwether Than You May Think
The past of the Ohio primary is a complicated one
By Lily Rothman
March 14, 2016
Trump Tied With Kasich in Ohio, New Poll Finds
But Quinnipiac poll gives little hope to Marco Rubio in Florida
By Maya Rhodan
March 14, 2016
Romney to Campaign With Kasich in Ohio
Former GOP nominee Mitt Romney will campaign in Ohio with Governor John Kasich Monday, Kasich's campaign and a Romney spokesperson confirmed Sunday, in the latest effort to stave off a Donald Trump nomination. Romney, who...
By Zeke J Miller
March 13, 2016
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