Liberals have dismissed the former Starbucks CEO's potential White House bid. They should start taking it seriously.

A failed 2020 bid by the former Starbucks CEO would prove that Americans aren't clamoring for a centrist businessman as president.

The 2020 primary will be long and hard fought, but whoever wins the nomination will be in a strong position to defeat Trump.

The government is partially shut down, Congress is paralyzed, and Trump is hobbling the economy. Prepare for the worst.

Despite his huge success in 2016, many are dismissing his chances in 2020.

The Never Trump viewpoint is popular in Washington, but nowhere else.

Congress and Big Tech are still litigating 2016. Meanwhile, foreign actors are ramping up to disrupt the next presidential election.

He's among the most popular politicians in America. So was Hillary Clinton before her 2016 campaign for president.

The "Lean In" author and Facebook executive is just another corporate warrior.

The incoming Republican senator from Utah has been critical of Trump in the past. Will that change once he gets to Washington?

The Wisconsin governor's disastrous deal with Foxconn cost him his seat in Tuesday's midterm elections.

The House speaker's plea to midterm voters is a perfect summation of a fraudulent political career.

The president is trying to rekindle the magic of 2016 by hitting the same familiar notes, but America is tuning him out.

The empty core of the Trump mystique

Timothy Geithner's refusal to obey his boss has had long-term political and economic consequences.

When the president threatens to blow up the global economy, he is really playing to a domestic audience.

Why does his story keep changing?