The party will have to fix it—and here's how they might do so.

Democrats need to understand what went wrong in 2016, but focusing on Clinton is a dead end.

There is a desperate belief that we’re just one more disclosure away from bringing down the president.

Why is the magazine columnist so angry at her? Here's a theory.

It blinds us to the ways in which the institutions constraining Trump are themselves flawed.

Progressives argue that blocking Republicans is the best way to make an electoral comeback. But Democrats need to be more clever than that.

Susan Bordo's new book asks us to accept a version of Clinton that doesn't exist.

The White House says Obama adviser Susan Rice spied on Trump aides. We will all regret taking the claim at face value.

Rather than highlighting class differences, the phrase beclouds them.

The idea that women should have supported Clinton based on her gender alone is, in fact, sexist.

After 2016, every liberal likes the idea. But proposals in New York and Rhode Island are running into unexpected turbulence.

His reaction to FBI Director James Comey's testimony about Russian meddling was defensive and deceitful.

The magazine was famously "Against Trump." Now it's anti-anti-Trump—and increasingly pro-Trump. What does it stand for now? Its editors explain.

A DOJ veteran and critic of FBI Director James Comey keeps the Trump-Russia story grounded in reason, on episode 49 of Primary Concerns.

He's already testing the waters for 2020—and being mocked for it. But the political landscape might look much different after three years of Trump.

Journalists contributed to voters’ weak understanding of health care. So did Hillary Clinton, Republican officials, and, of course, Donald Trump.