David Rothkopf

The Madison Square Garden rally, operatic in its repulsive bigotry, will almost certainly alienate more voters who might have voted for Trump.

On January 20, 2025, she will become America's first woman president, America's first woman of color to be commander-in-chief and America's first person of Asian heritage to become the country's chief executive.

Kamala Harris is going to be the next president of the United States.

Team Trump know they have lost. Cue the fake polls, false claims of voter fraud, and any other malign trick they can dream up to subvert democracy.

Trump's presidency will likely usher in a radical approach to governing, which may necessitate new levels of creativity and resolve among those who would resist it.

In the wake of their crushing election defeat at the hands of Trump, Democrats don't just need lessons in how to win. They also need to study how to be an effective opposition party.

My deep embarrassment at having been so wrong about the result is not as acute as the pain and sadness I feel for the error I believe America has made in electing Donald Trump president.

There has never been a week like this one in the long history of U.S. presidential transitions.

The “I can do whatever the f--k I want to” phase of Donald Trump 's second term as president ended on Thursday, just over two weeks after his election win.

Matt Gaetz withdrawing from consideration for Attorney General serves as a reminder to Donald Trump that he will not get everything he wants during his second term.