Can Elizabeth Warren run for president and bring ideas back into our politics, all at the same time?

You can amass great influence and power building the infrastructure for lasting Democratic rule ... or you can run for president.

Warren and Sanders easily countered attacks from desperate moderates at Tuesday's debate and delivered compelling visions for America.

Joe Biden hoped to guard his frontrunner status and stay above the 2020 campaign fray. Now he'll have to run to keep up with the pack.

The president's racist attack on four Democratic congresswomen warrants universal condemnation, yet his supporters and party largely stand by him.

The 2020 presidential candidate raised a mountain of money last quarter, and a lot of it came from Silicon Valley.

Fighting inequality by turning workers into owners

Speaking to people left out of the current expansion won votes for the GOP in 2016; championing those who struggle today resonates even more.

They believe democracy is best left to the experts.

With three septuagenarian Democrats vying to take on the 73-year-old Trump, age is more than just a number.

With a few breakout moments and a deft soundbite or two, the two senators stepped out of Elizabeth Warren's shadow.

So much to talk about, so many to say it, so little time—and undoubtedly too much Chuck Todd.

In search of the Democratic Party's fighting spirit

The former vice president's campaign banks on Democrats forgetting he's been unemployed for two and a half years.

An interview with J. T. Smith, who was there when the Justice Department concluded that a sitting president can't be indicted

Bernie Sanders' speech on democratic socialism underscored the limits of a growing movement's imagination.

How candidates in the crowded 2020 Democratic field are honing the fine art of turning a phrase

As the 2020 candidates race to issue policy papers, are they failing to communicate a bigger message?

It's not just about bathrooms. It's about livelihoods—and lives.

Democrats could fund their ambitious policies if the agency enforced tax laws fairly, rather than targeting the poor more than the rich.