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He gave reporters unprecedented access to his "Straight Talk Express" presidential campaign in 2000, and it has paid off ever since.

Cynthia Nixon's campaign against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is a bellwether for the party nationally.

The George W. Bush mantra sparks nostalgia and comes in for reinvention as conservatives wrestle with Republican ideals in the age of Trump.

Republican Debbie Lesko is Arizona’s crusader for conservative “school choice”—and, unless Democrats can stop her in April's special election, she’s about to go national.

Liberals praise the CNN anchor, but so do conservatives. How did he pull this off in the age of "Fake News"?

Last year, it seemed certain that he would be a one-term president—if he even lasted that long. But he has a plausible path to victory in 2020.

While many on the left rage against Republicans, these Democrats say civility can heal the divided nation—and return their party to power.

The paper has been accused of everything from electing Trump to normalizing neo-Nazis. Are its liberal critics right or unreasonable?

The ex-congressman trolled his fellow Democrats by praising Trump on Fox News. Now he wants his party's support in running for governor.

The Arizona congressman resigned over sexual misconduct allegations. A transgender car saleswoman and Indian-born doctor want to take his place.

What the party has learned from its two biggest wins of 2017.

In 2017, the party heeded Michelle Obama's motto, "When they go low, we go high"—and it paid off with critical victories early in the Trump era.

Some Republicans say Roy Moore would cause the president more trouble.

Last week's election was unique in some ways but provided a blueprint for success in next year's midterms.

Is Lee Carter’s shocking victory a sign of things to come across America?

Kevin de León, the California Senate president, is taking on the U.S. senator in next year's Democratic primary. The reward is much greater than the risk.

Virginia's Democratic gubernatorial candidate is a staunch defender of public schools and a skeptic of charter schools and standardized testing.

Billionaire donor Tom Steyer says the party's politicians must declare their stance on removing Trump from office. He's in the minority.

Obama has exited the stage, Clinton is touring her book, and Sanders is an independent again. The party's next leader is becoming clearer by the day.

After the massacre in Las Vegas, CEO Wayne LaPierre said "bump stocks" should be regulated. Here's what the pro-gun group is really up to.