History shows that the opposition needs the antithesis of the president.

Their attempt to take health care away from millions of people has come full circle, in the most pathetic way imaginable.

The president is torn between destroying Obama’s legacy and helping the “forgotten men and women” of America. The smart decision is clear.

The Democratic leader isn't responsible for Jon Ossoff's loss, and her value to the party is being obscured amid the recriminations.

Trump has caused a crisis in American democracy, and the minority party can't rely on "prosecutorial liberalism" to solve it.

The state's gubernatorial primary races show that the momentum is all with the Democrats.

James Comey isn't the only watchdog casualty in the president's efforts to avoid scrutiny.

In a rare show of competency, he's tapped five times as many judges as Obama had at this point—and conservatives are delighted.

But here's how Democrats can end Republican brinkmanship for good.

The president only wants to sabotage and tear down what already exists—and the Republican Party is eager to let him.

The party must stand for progressive policies, not merely resistance.

Trump reportedly is on the brink of withdrawing from the deal, prompting widespread hysteria. But it's not the most damaging thing he can do to Obama's climate legacy.

There are plenty of non-deplorables in middle America. The Democrats need to learn how to embrace them.

To counter threats from China and Russia, the U.S. military is scrambling to weaponize space on a scale not seen since Ronald Reagan.

The EPA administrator made a career of trying to break the agency. Now he claims that Obama's EPA didn't accomplish enough.

He suggested he taped conversations with James Comey. Now, a memo by the former FBI director reveals damaging details about those conversations.