With Trump closing in on the 1,237-delegate threshold, wresting the nomination away will seem underhanded to Republican voters.

And they will disavow every word of it on the first day of the general election.

There's a gaping disconnect between the GOP's inclusive rhetoric and state party officials' racist behavior.

We're still coming to grips with 1990s misogyny, which has complex implications for Hillary Clinton.

As we head into New York’s primary, Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have proved that voters will welcome a different course.

We already know that she gives priority of place to Wall Street.

Democrats, including Hillary Clinton, should be grateful that he's sticking around.

He’s kept his pledge to steer clear of attack ads against Hillary Clinton—and now it’s too late.