Even if Trump loses, America must reckon with the hatred that he exposed.

She's honest and trustworthy. Donald Trump is not. That voters believe otherwise is a triumph of branding over facts.

The election will technically come to a close tomorrow. But the dynamics that propelled Trump to the brink of the Oval Office will live on.

The press blew this election, with potentially horrifying consequences.

In an interview, the former host of "The Nightly Show" discusses "Insecure," Donna Brazile, and, of course, Donald Trump.

The only thing that needs unskewing is the media coverage of Donald Trump's chances.

Reporters are treating his "discipline" as a political masterstroke, when we should be horrified that his temperament remains an open question.

The fight to fill the vacancy in the Supreme Court is at the center of a new, broken era of American politics.

As he makes his case for Hillary Clinton, Obama has amped up his fight against sexism. It will have a lasting impact on gender equality in America.

The GOP was extreme under Obama. It may get much worse under Clinton.