When It Comes to Unauthorized Pawing, Does Trump Have a Reputation to Damage?
Responding to the candidate's lawsuit threat, The New York Times says its story had no effect on a reputation he created for himself.
Responding to the candidate's lawsuit threat, The New York Times says its story had no effect on a reputation he created for himself.
The motion passed without opposition.
He's threatening a media outlet for doing little more than verifying that Trump has indeed done things that he previouly bragged about doing.
Almost certainly, especially now that he's honed his foreign policy chops.
Do men really "joke" like that? Are Mormons keeping America safe? Do conservatives really mean it when they complain Gary Johnson isn't libertarian enough?
Publishing Donald Trump's tax returns and Hillary Clinton's emails is in the public interest.
It's frustratingly difficult to argue the U.S. is not a rape culture when one candidate is a sexual predator and the other is married to Bill Clinton.
Conservatives hoping Trump will be better than Hillary on SCOTUS are fooling themselves.
A new poll shows Hillary Clinton even with Trump in Utah, with third-party choices on the rise. Reason TV talked to Utah voters to figure out what's going on.
U.S. women are indicating that even if men's support for Trump is steady, they may spike the election out of his reach.
Is Trump's new campaign ad just more high-level trolling of his foes, or another sign that we can't rightly expect a peaceful, non-bellicose Trump administration?
GOP nominee tries to paint Arizona senator as a fellow locker-room talker, but he's on firmer ground suggesting McCain's opposition is situational, not principled.
A feminist screenwriter couldn't have come up with a better male chauvinist villain.
The New Yorker goes full New Yorker in lament over, you know, democracy.
A would-be exposé fails to deliver the goods.
What you need to know about the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Government officials arguing against privacy protections are learning their importance in the most embarrassing ways possible.
LP presidential nominee says disgruntled Republicans are ready to endorse him over their own party's candidate.
Libertarian vice-presidential candidate Bill Weld, a former two-term GOP governor of Massachusetts, has something to say to you.
The nominee can protect herself with ease. What about everyday Americans?
Clinton forefronts criticisms of the law, while Trump fails to understand his own plan to fix it.
Using Aleppo to gain leverage over a geopolitical foe.
A review of some memorably weird moments from the Republican nominee's two encounters with Hillary Clinton
Is there a positive case for Hillary? Are there Trump policies that could turn this mother around? Of course not.
In the wake of "pussygate" and Wikileaks, these candidates have more than ever to answer for.
Most say they are as #NeverHillary as they are #NeverTrump. Will any back Gary Johnson and Bill Weld?
Elected Mormons lead the GOP charge against the Republican presidential nominee, while Gary Johnson redoubles focus on a defecting Utah.
"Millions of Republicans are facing a moment of truth," says Gary Johnson. So are the rest of us and we need MORE choices on the ballot and debate stage!
The Republican presidential candidate's gross mistreatment of women is a manifestation of his anti-libertarianism.
Not even DNA evidence can get him to change his mind.
The Libertarian's polling support exceeds the Democrat-Republican margin throughout the interior west, Midwest, and in key swing states
By replacing "third party" with "undecided" as an option, is the network doing the bidding of the two-party duopoly?
Conservatives voting for him because he'll appoint originalists are fooling themselves
It's a sad thing when major-party advocates insist that a four-way race only includes two people.
One in 14 people say they have ended a friendship because of Clinton vs. Trump.
Trump's pandering to xenophobia is nothing new for the GOP.
Both 2016 presidential hopefuls believe in the primacy of the state over the individual.