For decades, Democrats have struggled to motivate communities that could guarantee them victories. Harris may have the best shot yet.

The Times columnist was an early advocate for replacing Joe Biden at the top of the ticket; in recent weeks, his podcast has seemed like the smoke-filled back room of the Democratic Party.

Donald Trump has dominated in polling of people who pay little attention to political news. What do they have to say?

With Kamala Harris preparing to take the spotlight at the D.N.C., Party factions seek to project unity and joy.

Volodymyr Zelensky’s Western allies have worried that the surprise, cross-border attack will provoke Vladimir Putin to escalate.

Democrats’ years-long efforts to reclaim the word is cresting in this year’s Presidential race.

The Democratic Presidential nominee leaves Chicago with her party united, but Donald Trump is not yet defeated.

After the President’s debate with Trump, Democratic politicians felt paralyzed. At the D.N.C., they felt giddy relief. How did they do it?

The D.N.C. was remarkably well orchestrated, but unscripted tests remain.

Italy boasts the No. 1 player in the world, and has as many players in the Top Forty as the United States. It’s not an accident.

At the Democratic National Convention, the sense of relief was as overwhelming as the general euphoria—but the campaign against Donald Trump has only just begun.

The observance of defeat, especially in an election, is often all that keeps a state from tipping into violence.

As Kennedy’s 2024 election campaign collapses, he has embraced a new role as the former President’s latest ally.

In its new collective-bargaining agreement, the pro soccer league has eliminated the draft. Free agency “was always the players’ power to begin with,” one executive said.

Thirty-nine per cent of Americans believe that we’re living in end times, and the market for underground hideouts is heating up.

How declining enrollment is threatening the future of American public education.

The actor recalls a childhood full of danger and adventure in the South Bronx.

At their Convention in Chicago last week, the Democrats looked like a party that is unusually united in its goals.

Claims and counterclaims of “election interference” are ubiquitous these days. What does the term actually mean?

When U.S. Marines killed twenty-four people in an Iraqi town, they also recorded the aftermath of their actions. For years, the military tried to keep these photos from the public.