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What Republicans did 15 years ago to help create Donald Trump today

This vote by Republicans set off a political earthquake.

By Jim Tankersley • Read more »

Here comes the opposition book: Clinton and her allies prepare for Trump

The campaign and allied super PACs are researching his business record, statements and more.

By Anne Gearan • Read more »

The Daily 202: Why Donald Trump will probably win Arizona but get crushed in Utah tomorrow

Mormons support immigration, respect Muslims and loathe Trump’s brash style

By James Hohmann • Read more »

John Oliver slams Donald Trump’s U.S.-Mexico border wall for 18 brutal minutes

"It's a big, dumb thing that only gets more expensive over time," Oliver said.

By Justin Wm. Moyer • Read more »

Why smart people are better off with fewer friends

Are you ready for "paleo-happiness"?

By Christopher Ingraham • Read more »

Johns Hopkins researchers poke a hole in Apple’s encryption

The tech company said a fix for its iMessage flaw will be available on Monday.

By Ellen Nakashima • Read more »

Donald Trump will (almost certainly) never be elected president. Here’s why.

A new look at the demographics suggests there simply may not be enough working class white voters for Trump to prevail.

By Greg Sargent • Opinions • Read more »

On first full day in Cuba, Obama to meet with Castro and address the public

President also will participate in meeting of U.S. business leaders and Cuban entrepreneurs.

By Juliet Eilperin • Read more »

Kansas professor who used racial slur in class is cleared of wrongdoing

Andrea Quennete, who used the 'n-word' and upset several students, plans to return to a University of Kansas classroom.

By Peter Holley • Read more »

Donald Trump will win in a landslide. The mind behind ‘Dilbert’ explains why.

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams is a longtime student in the powers of persuasion, and he believes Trump has been 'pitch-perfect' so far in deploying those powers.

By Michael Cavna • Read more »

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Cuban Americans split over Obama’s trip to Havana

Some young people think it’s time for a new U.S. approach. But for others in Miami, the president’s visit is viewed as a betrayal.

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Democrats could destroy the GOP — if only they would welcome antiabortion liberals

A bigger tent would make Democrats unstoppable at the polls.

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As the weather warms up, conditions are ripe in at least 50 cities across the U.S. for the mosquito that carries Zika virus, researchers say.

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