Hillary Clinton
Reporting on the former first lady and 2016 Democratic nominee for president.
The uncertainty is real, but it’s not balanced.
The woman factor is a bigger deal than people realize.
It’s a troll-free internet oasis for Clinton supporters.
It’s been 20 years in the making — and, win or lose, it’s reshaped the Democratic Party.
Trump put fascism on the ballot this year, and millions of people said “yes.”
Clinton simmers; McKinnon erupts.
“I could have stayed home and baked cookies and had teas.”
”Bernie supporters are going to march to the polls and defeat Trump.”
And Republicans would have only themselves — or rather, the GOP Congress of the 1990s — to blame.
Charles Hirschhorn is here to corroborate the rumors that Tim Kaine is a really nice guy.
If you agree with her on policy, vote with a clear conscience about the server.
Clinton’s gender cost her 24 points among men in one experiment. Will that translate to the ballot box?
Clinton’s get-out-the-vote drive is working.
Is the Democratic nominee’s firewall collapsing?
Nobody’s noticed, but she’s running on an ambitious plan to remake the American social compact.
Democrats had a great day in Nevada, and Ohio early voting enthusiasm is rebounding.
Afghanistan’s longest war rages on. Too bad the presidential candidates won’t talk about it.
Clinton’s toughest opponents in this race are the Kremlin, WikiLeaks, and the FBI.
“I’ll vote Clinton in my swing state if you vote Stein in your safe state. Deal?”
Meyers takes down the false equivalence between the two candidates.
“All the progress that we’ve made over the last eight years” is endangered by a Trump presidency, Obama says.
Voters forget about things quickly — and huge poll swings can obscure the boring truth.
A new poll of Wisconsin shows her leading Trump by 6 points.
“To vote for Trump as a protest against Clinton’s faults would be like amputating a leg because of a sliver in the toe.”
“Look inside yourself,” Obama urged.
The president’s first comments since the FBI’s controversial letter about Hillary Clinton.
They mean well, but harping on women’s moral superiority isn’t empowering.
“Trump is a reminder of what masculinity can be like outside of conventions.”
And Donald Trump is the least.
It’s nearly impossible.
Democrats don’t have a good answer for Bill Clinton’s sexual misconduct — and Trump’s team knows it.
Clinton probably won’t have the same black voter coalition as Obama — that could swing Florida for Trump.
The document dump doesn’t include the investigators’ conclusion that the Clintons hadn’t broken any laws.
Look to the polling averages, not individual polls.
Scott Walker apparently forgot President Obama is popular.
The ad hits Trump hard on the sexual assault allegations against him.
“I think it’s important to say it’s a social crisis.” — J.D. Vance, author of “Hillbilly Elegy.”
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