Recent research shows that they believe both parties are corrupt. So the vice president and his party are aggressively making the case that Democrats are the real fraudsters.

The 2028 Democratic primary is more wide open than any in recent memory, according to two experts on presidential nominations.

Political scientist Seth Masket and scholar Mark Schmitt say the Democratic 2028 presidential primary is more wide open than any recent contest, with more than a dozen people who could run strong campaigns.

Trump’s biggest target, Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray, says he’s sticking around.

A few electrifying speeches. A willingness to talk about corruption. An artful straddling of the center-left divide. And suddenly he’s high on the 2028 lists.

The vice president just had his worst week in politics: rallying with a losing candidate in Hungary, then overseeing the failed negotiations over the Iran war. What new misery awaits him?

Trump is fighting a growing list of right-wing pundits and influencers who are critical of the Iran war—and who are playing a long game.

Recent reporting leaves little doubt: Trump’s vice president thinks that if the war goes badly, it will help him secure the 2028 Republican nomination for president.

Seriously?

She’s only 36, and there’s a good argument that she should run for Senate and bide her time. But she also could be a formidable White House candidate.

The results are in from our recent readers’ poll. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gets high marks. Kamala Harris, not so much.

Speaking on Donald Trump’s behalf, Karoline Leavitt insisted the president was talking “facetiously.”

The public is coming around to the notion that the agency has to be eliminated. Fortunately, this administration and its Supreme Court allies have made that incredibly easy.

His apparent successor for the MAGA mantle is JD Vance.

As the president graffitis his name to beloved institutions and builds monuments to his own vanity, we must focus on how much fun it will be to tear it all down.

Recent polling shows a President Ocasio-Cortez is far more likely than a President Vance.

The “Trump 2028” slogan didn’t come out of nowhere.

Donald Trump’s advisers are pissed that the Republican senator is putting the entire party at risk ahead of the midterms.

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.

The two-term governor spoke with TNR about the challenges and opportunities for his party in the Trump era—and whether he’s planning to run for president.