It was a week of raucous enthusiasm and ear-bursting decibels. But the convention wasn’t perfect. And the hard work of winning the election lies in wait.

The party’s brand-new 2024 platform looks a lot different than the 2020 one—in a bad way.

Unless Harris takes some steps to break from Biden’s Israel policy, the same issue that helped tank him could put major obstacles in her path to victory.

The Middle East could erupt in regional war any day now. The vice president must act quickly.

Anti-Palestinian and anti-Muslim hate are just as pernicious, of course. But there is no segment of the left that denies the existence of those. Why do some ignore antisemitism?

Harris has the chance for a policy reset on Gaza. Acting quickly and decisively could help her win back voters and sway the election. It’s also the right thing to do.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is a leading candidate to be Kamala Harris’s running mate. Selecting him would fracture the party.

A Gaza voting bloc helped the left in France and cost Labour votes in the U.K. What will happen here?

I resigned my State Department position over the administration’s position on Gaza. Biden’s unflagging support for Israel now risks a wider regional war, and could cost him the presidency.

It seems disinformation about recent pro-Palestine protests has made it all the way to the White House.

Just because the youth group hasn’t endorsed Biden doesn’t mean it’s handing the presidency to Trump.

The world—except the United States—has begun to muster itself. But still, innocents die.

Military contractor Erik Prince started a private WhatsApp group for his close associates that includes a menagerie of right-wing government officials, intelligence operatives, arms traffickers, and journalists. We got their messages.

Just because international law allows the killing of civilians, including children, doesn’t mean that it isn’t morally abhorrent.

Some groups are trying to draw attention to the carnage in Gaza. But after October 7, most Israelis don’t want to be bothered.

In an election as close as this one, every vote counts—and Biden is bleeding youth support over Israel. It’s not too late. But it’s getting there.

A provisional order for Israel to withdraw from Rafah would provide a clear legal standard the United States would be obliged to follow.

In 1968, as a college student, I didn’t vote for Hubert Humphrey. I regretted the decision almost immediately—and still do.

Joe Biden is being tugged in two directions, but his choice should be clear: Save Israel from itself, and save himself, his party, and American democracy in the process.

The election will be a challenge for Joe Biden. But looking to the past won’t help him—or us—understand what lies ahead.