The rise of Donald Trump presents an opportunity for the party to start afresh.

Alabama's longtime Republican senator is fending off a Super Tuesday primary challenge—by bashing his own Wall Street benefactors.

Nobody knows how Republicans can confront Trump better than Republicans themselves, and they have no clue.

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

While corporate America embraces diversity, Trumpism is moving the Republican Party in the opposite direction.

In an interview with the New Republic, the former Maryland governor takes the Democratic frontrunner to task on climate change.

How hated is Ted Cruz? Many in the GOP establishment prefer Donald Trump.

The South Carolina governor is the GOP's answer to Trumpism—but it's not enough.

Their politics are poles apart. But they're stirring similar emotions among alienated voters and anxious establishmentarians.

The public might be moving left, but the Democratic and Republican parties are not.