In early 1988, Ailes upset all the expectations for the first Republican debates. He could do it again tonight, engineering a victory for Trump.

As Trump hogs the spotlight, Clinton has to find a way to be heard.

He promises the enrichment and safeguarding of white people at the expense of the principle of equal protection.

His politics are not without precedent in the Republican Party, nor will they disappear even if he does.

A final plea for sanity in how we report on Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

What Lionel Shriver got right—and wrong—in her controversial speech about political correctness in literature.

Donald Trump says Clinton is weak. The alt-right says much worse things. The media ought to know better.

The "false balance" coverage of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is all about the press's self-interest.

Colin Kaepernick's protest reflects our contentious relationship with the U.S. flag and national anthem.

It's time for anti-Trump Republicans and #NeverTrump conservatives to make their preference known: Trump or Clinton?

Roger Ailes created a hotbed of misogyny behind the camera and on air. That's not likely to change anytime soon.

The problem isn't the scrutiny of her emails or the Clinton Foundation, but treating such sins as comparable to Donald Trump's.

The issue is real; solutions are few. Here are four rules we should agree on.