James Comey never should have been FBI director in the first place.

Anti-Trumpers are trying to argue that Obama laid the foundation for authoritarianism.

To save Obamacare from Republicans, the opposition party must heed the lesson of 2011's debt limit standoff.

Humiliation was the driving force of a presidential election in which the rules of decorum were laid to waste.

Trump's Carrier deal was a public relations coup. But his spectacle-driven vision of the presidency will shatter when hard realities assert themselves.

The first step is rethinking President Obama's own school-reform policies.

If Democrats play their cards right, they can save the Affordable Care Act or even set the stage for moving health care in a more progressive direction.

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

Mark Lilla argues that the Democratic Party needs to move beyond identity politics. But that's precisely where the country's salvation lies.

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.

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

The outgoing president has one final trump card—and he should play it.