Jonathan Alter

In a case about falsified records, it’s the records themselves that count the most.

Jurors may believe she and Trump had a tryst, but not necessarily her entire testimony.

She had explanations — some more convincing than others — for zig-zagging in interviews.

Inside the courtroom, Jonathan Alter sees the evidence mounting.

The prosecution gets some help for its theory of the crime behind the false documents.

The witness tried to play judge, and the real judge was not pleased.

Conversations and insights about the moment.

A trial-watcher’s prediction.

Opinion | The Point: Conversations and insights about the moment.

If Democrats win the White House and Congress, they might finally make lasting changes to voting rights and abortion access.