Reuters Archives

Many Republicans believe the election was fixed. But that’s what losing partisans often think.

Dan Cassino - December 3, 2020

What’s new is how many are not just suspicious, but say they’re sure it’s true

Elizabeth Simas and Alex Badas - September 27, 2020

Before Republicans vote on Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the high court, they may wish to check public opinion

Jim Golby - September 9, 2020

But both campaigns want the public to think the military is on their side.

Joshua Tucker - June 12, 2020

We get the scoop from William Zimmerman and Sharon Werning Rivera

Sarah Binder / Managing Editor - April 26, 2020

Here are four takeaways from Congress’s latest effort to respond to the coronavirus.

Maggie Shum - April 22, 2020

As the government cracks down on dissent, protests have moved into the courts

Matthias Matthijs and Kathleen R. McNamara - April 21, 2020

The fate of the European Union could be at stake.

Christopher Federico - April 3, 2020

A medical supply crunch amid the covid-19 crisis.

Eric Merkley - March 18, 2020

The problem isn’t just partisanship; it’s the anti-intellectualism in American life.

Michael Tesler - March 9, 2020

Voters are very influenced by what happens in an election year.