Tawdry Charges and Character Attacks in 90-Minute Spectacle
- Both candidates were visibly uneasy as the 90-minute event unfolded with almost unremitting hostility.
- Donald J. Trump grew more comfortable on the offensive, and Hillary Clinton broadened her attack on his treatment of women.
NEWS ANALYSIS
Trump Didn’t Ease Women’s Doubts
Mr. Trump talked about trade and national security, but what some voters heard was that searing recording.
Takeaways: Trump Isn’t Going Away
Mrs. Clinton stuck to a safe script, and Mr. Trump likely put to rest speculation that he might be forced from the race.
Critic’s Notebook: An Attempt to Go Viral? Tense Exchanges at Second Debate
Video by QUYNHANH DO and MATT FLEGENHEIMER. Photo by Doug Mills/The New York Times
Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton faced off for the second time at a highly charged debate in St. Louis, signaling that the final month of the presidential race would be an ugly political brawl.
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Trump Threatens Republican Defectors
Mr. Trump signaled he would retaliate against the “self-righteous hypocrites” who withdrew their support, and party leaders acknowledged that they feared losing control of both houses of Congress.
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What We Saw
Times Opinion writers weigh in on a tumultuous debate.
Mr. Trump Goes Low
Sniffing and glowering, Donald Trump prowled behind Hillary Clinton. Once again, she was the only adult on the stage.
KEVIN BAKER
A Barroom Brawl
We, the media, have failed the country in this election.
MAUREEN DOWD
Let’s Hear From a Deplorable
Could my favorite member of the “basket of deplorables,’’ as I like to call my sister, vote for Trump?
DAVID LEONHARDT
Trump’s Second Debate, in Brief
He just lies. Relentlessly.
JUDITH SHULEVITZ
Don’t Smile
Hillary Clinton should not be grinning. None of us should. We are facing the abyss.
MARK SCHMITT
The Munchkin Theory of Donald Trump
He might guarantee that women, as they age, will remain progressive and loyal Democrats.
JENNINE CAPÓ CRUCET
Trump Is the Student Who Didn’t Do the Reading
Did anyone know what questions they were answering?
WILL WILKINSON
‘Because You’d Be in Jail’
That's dictator talk.
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17 Deaths and Record Floods
Hurricane Matthew was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone, but North Carolina’s governor said the state’s death toll had risen to seven.
Amid Reports of Fires, Samsung Halts Production of Note 7
The world’s biggest smartphone maker had already said it would recall 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 devices over reports that its battery can catch fire.
Nobel in Economics Awarded for Work on Contract Theory
Two professors at Harvard and M.I.T. were recognized for their insights into how best to write contracts, the deals that bind together employers and their workers or companies and their customers.
A Blast ‘So Vile’ That It Could Alter the War in Yemen
Airstrikes by the military coalition led by Saudi Arabia killed more than 100 people at a funeral, Yemeni officials and witnesses said. The attack could hamper any return to talks aimed at ending the conflict.
How U.S. Torture Left a Legacy of Damaged Minds
Beatings, sleep deprivation, menacing and other brutal tactics have led to persistent mental health problems among detainees held in secret C.I.A. prisons and at Guantánamo.
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‘Today’ Host Billy Bush Is Suspended Over Trump Video
The executive in charge of the network’s morning show said NBC was “deeply troubled” by the recording of Mr. Bush and Donald J. Trump speaking graphically and lewdly about women.
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To Wear Makeup or Not to Wear Makeup?
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Review: Questioning Gender in the East Village
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