Nostalgia is a powerful political motivator for young people. But they may be yearning for an era that never existed.

Abolish them, and corporations might even say thank you.

Yes, there was a political backlash to leaders around the world in 2024. But this has been true in the U.S. for many election cycles—and may last for many more.

An interview with veteran analyst Michael Podhorzer, who argues that we are “sleepwalking our way to fascism” and that a small subset of voters who don’t believe Trump’s threats could be decisive.

Some were just embarrassing. Many were horrific. All of them should disqualify him from another four years in the White House.

As Barack Obama delivers a blistering warning about a second Trump term, a veteran analyst details how this election could come down to whether a small slice of voters grasp the danger he poses.

The party finally has the upper hand on taxes: The rich will pay more—unless the GOP wins the White House and both houses of Congress.

No, Beyoncé didn’t show up at the DNC—but Oprah, Stevie Wonder, and Pink did. The closest the GOP gets to stars like these is when it gets sued by them.

The DNC was raucous and jubilant. Now Democrats have to find a way to ride their momentum to November.

The Democrats’ long history of infighting led me to believe that Biden shouldn’t drop out of the race. Instead, the party is united like it hasn’t been for ages.

As Trump seethes over Barack and Michelle Obama and the Democratic convention, a polling analyst discusses new data showing the anti-MAGA coalition coming together—the thing Trump fears most.

In Chicago, they found a much stronger message—and a more savage indictment of Trump.

... and we swooned

Just a month ago, Democrats were facing all but certain electoral doom. But with Harris at the top of the ticket, the DNC has been a raucous, energetic affair.

To close the gap between the American reality and the American promise requires something more than indifference to the nation.

For years, party leaders mocked Republicans for sticking with Trump when it was clear he was unfit for office. Now that Joe Biden is unfit for office, they’re silent.

After Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance, Democrats need Obama more than ever.

A Justice Department antitrust lawsuit against the ticket seller’s parent company, Live Nation, may well bring Republicans and Democrats together.

The president’s approval rating is abysmal. But he can still win.

The president needs to convince voters that he’s the one to save American democracy.