Pro-Hillary cheerleading will not advance social justice for women. But keeping the pressure on might do the trick.

An unanticipated wave election could hand them the White House and both chambers of Congress. Are they prepared to govern?

The first lady has license to speak out about all the frustration and pain that Trump’s misogyny has caused Clinton and other women.

In an in-depth interview, Sanders offers a candid and passionate assessment of Trump, Clinton, and the future of his movement.

The House speaker is getting sucked in to the kind of conspiracy theory that Republicans normally foment against Hillary Clinton.

What John Podesta’s emails from 2008 reveal about the way power works in the Democratic Party.

For environmental activists and journalists, it ain't easy being green.

Clinton was once willing to draw a distinction between "normal" Republicans and Donald Trump. Not anymore.

For now.