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Meghan Coyle

Hostra University students are pictured playing the roles of the candidates and moderator.

Why tonight’s debate will be strictly structured — and might not even really be a ‘debate’

September 26, 2016Global Politics

Many characterize the “presidential debates” more as joint appearances or joint press conferences, rather than debates. And the Byzantine rules that cover the debates go back decades.

Russian President Vladimir Putin meets with reporters during a visit for a summit of former Soviet republics at Kyrgyzstan's international Manas airport outside Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, September 17, 2016.

How close are Trump and Putin?

September 19, 2016Election 2016

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