For Donald Trump’s Big Speech, an Added Pressure: No Echoes
By PATRICK HEALY
Mr. Trump’s campaign is said to have given orders that any language in his speech even loosely inspired by essays, books or Twitter posts must be rewritten or attributed.
Melania Trump’s Speechwriter Takes Responsibility for Lifted Remarks
By MAGGIE HABERMAN
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Melania Trump onstage at the Republican National Convention on Monday evening.
Meredith McIver, a longtime employee of the Trump Organization, said that she had offered her resignation over what she called an innocent mistake, but that Donald J. Trump had refused to accept it.
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Donald J. Trump and Gov. Mike Pence of Indiana greeted the crowd in Cleveland on Wednesday.
Republican Convention Day 3: Running Mates and Rivals
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and MATT FLEGENHEIMER
Mike Pence is the main attraction on the third night of the Republican National Convention, which also will feature several of Donald J. Trump former rivals.
How Melania Trump’s Speech Veered Off Course and Caused an Uproar
By MAGGIE HABERMAN and MICHAEL BARBARO
Two veteran Republican speechwriters had created a draft last month. But inside Trump Tower, it turned out, Ms. Trump began tearing it apart.
At G.O.P. Convention, Corey Lewandowski Contemplates His Fallen Star
By MICHAEL M. GRYNBAUM
“The people who know me know that I care,” said Mr. Lewandowski, Donald J. Trump’s former campaign manager, who was fired last month.
Mike Pence’s Journey: Catholic Democrat to Evangelical Republican
By JONATHAN MAHLER and DIRK JOHNSON
Mr. Pence was raised in a Catholic family that idolized President John F. Kennedy, but in college he found himself wanting a personal connection with Jesus.
Eyeing 2020, Republican Hopefuls Are Quietly Filling the Wings
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER and JONATHAN MARTIN
A number of aspirants are taking steps to position themselves for a presidential bid in 2020 in the event that Donald J. Trump loses in November.
Chris Christie Made a Case Against Hillary Clinton. We Fact-Checked.
By MICHAEL D. SHEAR and DAVID E. SANGER
Like many indictments, the facts Mr. Christie presented to Republican delegates were selective: not necessarily false, but often ignoring exculpatory evidence.
Republican Convention Night 2: What You Missed
By DAVID E. SANGER, MICHAEL D. SHEAR and NICHOLAS FANDOS
Welcome to the prime-time lineup of Night 2 of the convention that just formally nominated Donald J. Trump.
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Delegates, most of them white, on the floor during the roll-call vote Tuesday at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
Black Republicans See a White Convention, Heavy on Lectures
By PATRICK HEALY, YAMICHE ALCINDOR and JEREMY W. PETERS
For many black Republicans, speeches have veered toward moralizing on race, an off-putting posture given Donald J. Trump’s unpopularity with minority voters.
Hillary Clinton Is Said to Seek National Security Experience for Vice Presidential Pick
By AMY CHOZICK
The shortlist includes James G. Stavridis, a former NATO commander, and Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, who is on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
Graphic: In Preparation for Convention Protests, Half Of Cleveland’s Downtown Is Under Restrictions
By ALICIA PARLAPIANO and ANJALI SINGHVI
How the host cities are regulating protests and security zones around the convention centers.
2016 Election Polls
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Board Recommends Releasing Detainee Who Wrote ‘Guantánamo Diary’
By CHARLIE SAVAGE
Mohamedou Ould Slahi, whose best-selling memoir recounted abuse by American interrogators at the prison in Cuba, has denied involvement in terrorism.
Police and Protesters Clash Over Flag Burning at Republican Convention
By YAMICHE ALCINDOR and COLIN MOYNIHAN
Police officers called for reinforcements, who swarmed an area near the Quicken Loans Arena and arrested about 10 people who were trying to burn a flag.
At the Convention: A Rock ’n’ Roller Draws Boos, and Talking Up New York and Michigan
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER and CARL HULSE
New York Times correspondents are chronicling the colorful, the unusual and the quirky at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
From Links to Lucifer to Calls for Execution, Republicans Seethe at Hillary Clinton
By ALAN RAPPEPORT
The venom directed at Mrs. Clinton at the convention makes the days of Swift-boating and Bush-bashing seem tame.
‘Camp Occupy RNC’ an Open-Air Sanctuary for Convention Protesters
By COLIN MOYNIHAN
A small band, which includes both supporters and detractors of Donald Trump, has set up camp in a Cleveland park to exchange food, beer, cigarettes — and ideas.
Donald Trump Jr. Speaks Out on Corey Lewandowski’s ‘Bitter’ Ways
By JONATHAN MARTIN
“Enough’s enough,” the Republican nominee’s eldest son said at a breakfast in Cleveland, where Mr. Lewandowski, his father’s ex-campaign manager, has been working as a CNN contributor.
Donald Trump Claims Nomination, With Discord Clear but Family Cheering
By ALEXANDER BURNS and JONATHAN MARTIN
With his campaign buffeted by criticism and denying claims of plagiarism, 721 delegates cast their votes for candidates other than the nominee.
California Staff Workers Are Sidelined by Illness
By SAM PURDY
A stomach virus requires a hotel quarantine, a protest zone heats up and an artist is “unashamed” of painting his support for Donald J. Trump.
A Boehner Party Starts Slow, and Beer and Burgers at the R.N.C.
By JENNIFER STEINHAUER
New York Times correspondents are chronicling the colorful, the unusual and the quirky at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
Mike Pence’s Record on Education Is One of Turmoil and Mixed Results
By KATE ZERNIKE
Mr. Pence ended the Common Core and expanded vouchers and charter schools during a contentious time for public education in Indiana.
All the Different Things the Trump Campaign Said About Melania Trump’s Speech
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Donald J. Trump and his allies hastened to argue that similarities between Ms. Trump’s speech and one Michelle Obama gave in 2008 were meaningless.
‘Black Twitter’ Criticizes Melania Trump on Convention Speech
By YAMICHE ALCINDOR
Many accused Ms. Trump of plagiarism, and others went a step further by focusing on the wider racial implications involving the Trumps and the Obamas.
Federal Court Rules Texas’ ID Law Violates Voting Rights Act
By MANNY FERNANDEZ and ERIK ECKHOLM
While the court did not strike down the law entirely, Democrats and voting-rights advocates praised it for finding that the law discriminated against minorities.
Prophets of Rage Bring Their Anger to the Republican Convention
By JOE COSCARELLI
The group, with members of Public Enemy, Rage Against the Machine and Cypress Hill, formed with the announcement “Dangerous times demand dangerous songs.”
Hedge Funds Sue Puerto Rico’s Governor, Claiming Money Grab
By MARY WILLIAMS WALSH
In a lawsuit, a group of funds that hold the island’s bonds said Gov. Alejandro García Padilla was taking advantage of a legal lag to spend public money.
State of the Art
Peter Thiel’s Embrace of Trump Has Silicon Valley Squirming
By FARHAD MANJOO
A speech by the billionaire co-founder of PayPal at the Republican convention could spoil a delicate but growing relationship between tech and the G.O.P.
The Upshot
Melania Trump, Plagiarism, and How Much Does It Matter?
By NATE COHN and TONI MONKOVIC
A weekly chat includes a look at Hillary Clinton’s vice-presidential options and the state of play in North Carolina and Iowa.
Graphic: Trump Is Running a Lean Operation, but Is It Too Lean?
By WILSON ANDREWS, K.K. REBECCA LAI, ADAM PEARCE and RACHEL SHOREY
What’s next for a campaign with a big fund-raising gap.
Graphic: Where Trump Breaks With the Republican Party
By ALAN RAPPEPORT and ALICIA PARLAPIANO
Donald J. Trump is set to be the Republican standard-bearer, but when it comes to some of his policies, he is out of sync with many Republican leaders in Congress.
Election 2016: What to Know About the Presidential Race Today
The latest news from the campaign trail.
Graphic: What We Know About Hillary Clinton’s Private Email Server
By ALICIA PARLAPIANO
A private email server used by Hillary Clinton while she was secretary of state has been the focus of a half-dozen inquiries and legal proceedings.
Graphic: Which Presidential Candidates Are Winning the Money Race
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
See how the latest fund-raising numbers from the campaigns and outside groups stack up.
Photographs: Lights, Camera, Trump
By MICHAEL BARBARO and JESSICA DIMSON
Donald J. Trump has turned the campaign news conference, typically a dreary affair, into a spectacle of self-promotion.
How Donald Trump Keeps Changing His Mind on Abortion, Torture and Banning Muslims
By ALAN RAPPEPORT and MAGGIE HABERMAN
Mr. Trump, whose proposals have often been vague and whose speeches often contradict his off-the-cuff remarks, has shifted on hot-button issues, with few political consequences.
Fact Checks of the 2016 Election
The New York Times will be checking assertions made throughout the 2016 presidential campaign.
Presidential Election 2016
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Here’s the latest news and analysis of the candidates and issues shaping the presidential race.
Photographs: Presidential Campaign in Pictures
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Browse New York Times photos and slideshows from the 2016 presidential campaign.
Where the Candidates Stand on 2016’s Biggest Issues
By WILSON ANDREWS and THOMAS KAPLAN
See what the candidates are saying about gun control, immigration and more, and how their positions align with the American people.
Interactive Feature: Presidential Campaign Ads of the 2016 Election
By NICK CORASANITI
Breaking down the messaging powering the 2016 presidential election.
The 239 People, Places and Things Donald Trump Has Insulted on Twitter: A Complete List
By JASMINE C. LEE and KEVIN QUEALY
An attempt to categorize every insult Donald J. Trump has made on Twitter since declaring his candidacy for president.
Of the People
By THE NEW YORK TIMES
Americans share their hopes, fears and frustrations in interviews from the campaign trail.
Letter From Washington
In U.S. Presidential Election, the Young and the Old Are Crucial
By ALBERT R. HUNT | BLOOMBERG VIEW
Can Hillary Clinton foster the enthusiasm that President Obama did with young voters? And can Donald J. Trump convince older voters that he’s not a big risk?
How Election Results Really Work
With 13 more Election Days, the primary season still has a long way to go. Here we answer your questions about how live election results are reported and published on the New York Times website and apps.
The Opinion Pages
Op-Ed Columnist
Making America Safe for Whom?
By CHARLES M. BLOW
Republicans are holding their convention just 10 minutes away from where 12-year-old Tamir Rice was shot in the stomach.
Op-Ed Contributor
The Best Way to Avoid Future Trumps?
By HANS NOEL
Reform the presidential-election primaries to encourage contested conventions.