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The fifteen-dollar minimum wage, a core progressive issue, won ballot measures in red states. Why have Democrats stopped pushing for it?

In a London warehouse pumping with dance music and movie soundtracks, Jadé Fadojutimi paints exuberant canvases all night long.

Joe Biden's strong record on jobs and Kamala Harris's vow to reduce the cost of living couldn't prevent the Democrats from succumbing to a global anti-incumbency wave.

Just how bad a second Trump Administration will be for climate policy remains to be seen, but the most likely scenarios are all pretty bleak.

Under Trump, a new vision for conservative family policy is ascendant, Emma Green reports.

The fun of watching this young, undefeated team lies in the sense of possibility they project.

The Harris campaign felt the need to remind women voters that they can vote for whomever they want. Women understood this. The campaign failed to.

Authoritarian rule always entails corruption. With Donald Trump in office, watch your wallet.

Everyone who realizes with proper alarm that Trump's reëlection is a deeply dangerous moment in American life must think hard about where we are.

How an obsessive hatred of immigrants and people of color and deep-seated fears about the empowerment of women led to the Klan's rule in Indiana.