The Democratic National Committee has completed its long-awaited analysis on what went wrong in the 2024 campaign. But in a move that will attract intense criticism, it’s keeping the findings secret.

Call them the Cassandras: the people—mostly not white and male—who smelled the fascism all over Trump from jump street. Why were they “alarmists,” and how did “anti-alarmism” become cool?

It wasn’t because Biden voters shifted to Trump—but because so many of them stayed home. Here’s how Democrats can motivate them once more.

Donald Trump is furious at the latest episode of 60 Minutes.

Donald Trump’s latest rant was barely intelligible—but it still made clear he doesn’t like his second in command.

Donald Trump apparently feels he can now dictate CBS News’s content.

Her book tour has been a train wreck. You can’t just brush off legit tough questions by asserting your identities. There’s a broader lesson here for Democrats.

At the opening event of a book tour promoting her new memoir, it was clear that the former vice president doesn’t know where she—or her party—goes from here.

Donald Trump accused the paper of actively working against him.

The former vice president had some scathing criticism for her old boss.

Far-right influencers are using increasingly disturbing rhetoric regarding Kirk’s shooting.

Why didn’t she do this last October? TNR’s Perry Bacon and Meredith Shiner discuss excerpts from Kamala Harris’s soon-to-be released memoir.

In an excerpt from her new book, the former vice president had harsh words for Joe Biden.

Lisa Cook, Kamala Harris, Black mayors—the pattern is obvious. But the best way to attack Trump’s racism is to tie it to his other hatreds.

Donald Trump is using the Secret Service to put Harris in jeopardy.

The party is responding to Trump’s authoritarian abuses with timid messaging that sounds as if it’s been poll-tested to death—because it probably has been.

Having failed to learn the key lesson from last year’s defeat, party leaders are promoting moderate candidates to run against populist progressives in next year’s elections.

Democrats disagree on a lot of things. That’s fine. Instead of fixating on those differences, they should focus on the one big thing they agree on.

Six months after Trump bragged about a “historic” realignment, voters from across the political spectrum have soured on the president.

Stewart and Stephen Colbert separately went on expletive-laden rants against CBS.