Trump didn't steal the election. If a recount can affirm that fact, then so much the better.

If Campbell can win a run-off for Louisiana’s Senate seat, the Democrats will be that much closer to stopping Donald Trump.

When the president does it, that means it's not illegal—even if he has no idea what he's doing.

He didn't really suggest that Democrats forget about race and gender. Or did he?

For the past year, Clinton has carried the hopes of American feminism on her shoulders. Now it’s time for a different approach.

His conflicts of interest can help build the populist argument against him that Clinton's campaign failed to mount.

Democrats need a new approach to politicking if they want to counter Trump's appeal to the worst in people.

The appetite for false news stories in 2016 was driven by mainstream Republicans looking to justify a vote for Donald Trump.

To root his political success in the economic travails of the working class is to misunderstand that class’s makeup.

The new conventional wisdom is that Democrats need to woo white working class voters who have been hurt by globalization. Not so fast, some say.

The bestselling author of "Hillbilly Elegy" has emerged as the liberal media's favorite white trash–splainer. But he is offering all the wrong lessons.

The presidential transition is in disarray, hobbled by infighting and retribution. And there are only a few people who can rescue it.