Mr. Trump’s supporters often chant vitriolic, even violent slogans at his campaign events. New York Times reporters documented examples over several weeks.
The 2016 Race: Trump Strategy: Win 3 Key States, and Warn About ‘Rigged’ Election
A weekly politics chat includes a look at some of the unlikely places Hillary Clinton could make inroads, like Nebraska, Arizona and Utah.
France’s President Says Trump’s ‘Excesses’ Make People ‘Want to Retch’
President François Hollande said a victory by the Republican nominee in the United States could herald a shift to conservative candidates in other countries.
Tim Kaine, Straddling Dual Roles, Calls for Congress to Provide Zika Funding
Mr. Kaine, the Virginia senator and vice-presidential candidate, urged the G.O.P. to bring the Senate back into session to deal with the threat given the outbreak in South Florida.
Tim Huelskamp, Anti-Establishment House Republican, Loses Primary in Kansas
The member of the hard-line Freedom Caucus lost to a political newcomer, Roger Marshall, who had the support of business groups and the agricultural lobby.
Meg Whitman, Calling Donald Trump a ‘Demagogue,’ Will Support Hillary Clinton for President
The Hewlett Packard chief and Republican fund-raiser said Mrs. Clinton had reached out to her about a month ago, one of the first indications that the Democratic nominee is courting Republican leaders.
U.S. Strikes Help Libyan Forces Against ISIS in Surt
The new round of airstrikes came as Libyan forces were reported to be making advances in their months-old offensive to oust the Islamic State from Surt.
Federal Judge Allows Suit Against Trump University to Proceed
Judge Gonzalo Curiel, whose impartiality was once questioned by Donald J. Trump, said there were enough questions about Mr. Trump’s alleged dealings with his former students to continue with the case.
Donald Trump Steps Up Criticism of Khans and G.O.P. Leaders
The continuing attacks threaten to shatter Mr. Trump’s uneasy alliance with the Republican Party at the outset of the general election
Ivanka Trump Responds After Being Dragged Into Debate on Sexual Harassment
Donald Trump and his son Eric were criticized for saying she would find another career if she were harassed and also would not allow herself to be subjected to such behavior.
Donald Trump Refuses to Endorse Paul Ryan and John McCain
“I’m not quite there yet,” Mr. Trump said of Mr. Ryan, who, like Mr. McCain, faces a challenge in a Republican primary.
The 2016 Race: Why Hillary Clinton’s Polling Bounce Has a Better Chance to Persist
A comfortable edge in post-convention surveys suggests her support can fade and she can still maintain a clear lead.
Obama Defends Trans-Pacific Deal Against Strong Anti-Trade Tide
Facing opposition from both candidates who want to succeed him, the president vowed to keep pressing for the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, citing its strategic importance.
Letter From America: Pessimism Might Not Be a Winning Bet for Republicans
Unlike in past presidential contests, a sour national mood does not necessarily spell disaster for the party holding the White House.
Donald Trump Proposes to Double Hillary Clinton’s Spending on Infrastructure
The idea offered further evidence that the Republican presidential nominee is prepared to break with the fiscal conservatism that his party has evangelized.
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