The No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge is a major litmus test for 2020 candidates.

Bernie Sanders rehabilitated the word. Now Trump is using it as a slur—and the press is following his lead.

The 2020 primary will be long and hard fought, but whoever wins the nomination will be in a strong position to defeat Trump.

Despite his huge success in 2016, many are dismissing his chances in 2020.

As a scrum of candidates battles for the leftist vote, a dark horse could win the nomination simply by standing out from the crowd.

It's a foolish, losing message for Democrats—in the midterms and beyond.

As sexual misconduct scandals hit Capitol Hill, it makes even more sense for the party to run a female candidate against the sexist president.

No matter how he leaves the White House, we'll never be rid of Trump—and all that he represents about America.

The recent uproar over Kamala Harris shows that the left needs to decide how to approach flawed candidates who meet its litmus tests.

The debate over Kamala Harris's possible presidential ambitions has laid bare the myopic way in which liberals engage with blackness.

My article about a bank's law-breaking during the housing crisis became a political football, obscuring the real issue at hand.

The rising star seemed destined to be a 2020 contender. But the populist wave and Trump resistance threaten to stall his ascent.

The Center for American Progress hopes to show anxious liberals that Democrats have the ideas and the leadership to take on Donald Trump.

The new senator is already being floated as a presidential candidate, but that says more about Democrats' desperation than her progressive record.

Kamala Harris's response is only making matters worse