For the greens looking to change the Democratic Party platform, it's the end of the world as we know it.

Obama has run a tight ship, making him well-positioned to hammer home Trump's untrustworthiness in ways Clinton can't.

This election presents a chance for Democrats to go big. Instead, they’re obsessed with sticking it to the GOP.

In Thursday's wee hours, the House slashed public-health programs, lined fat cats' wallets, and even greenlit the Confederate flag.

Conservative Matt Lewis warns of the folly of dumping Trump, and Washington Post satirist Alexandra Petri skewers VP speculation.

How Democrats can democratize the primaries—and keep the peace.

Why are they rallying around a questionable policy that won’t put a dent in America’s gun-violence epidemic?

Conversations with Judge Vaughn Walker and Democratic strategist Lis Smith

The results won't change the Democratic contest—but the campaign has changed everything.

How can he continue to harness the enthusiasm that defined his candidacy beyond the time-limited scope of a campaign?

Donna Edwards and Joe Sestak went up against Chuck Schumer on Tuesday. It was no contest.

We may be in the midst of a New Progressive Era, with a semi-realignment coming this November.

If Trump drags down the GOP candidates, there's a chance. But there are also a lot of obstacles—of the Democrats' own making.

The party took all the wrong lessons from his landslide loss to Richard Nixon in '72.

The Democratic Party's un-democratic nightmare is unlikely to unfold—but if it did, this summer's convention could make Chicago 1968 look like a picnic.

For nearly a year, politicians must work the long, hard road to the New Hampshire primary.