Ashley Parker

The synchronized sign-waving at the Democratic National Convention was the result of a meticulously planned operation that started weeks before the event.

Michelle Obama delivered a powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention, praising Vice President Kamala Harris and criticizing Donald Trump.

In ways both literal and figurative, Winfrey’s Wednesday night speech was indeed a homecoming in which she fulsomely returned to the political arena 16 years after her debut political endorsement of Barack Obama to once again bestow the full force of her celebrity and cultural power.

The hope is that experienced Obama and Clinton hands can help re-create the magic of Obama’s historic 2008 White House win.

His extreme caricatures serve as a way to paint an alarming picture of America under the Biden-Harris administration.

The GOP vice-presidential candidate’s comments have set off a wave of criticism and mockery from critics, including some Republicans.

The Republican vice-presidential nominee used the prime-time slot to try to repackage MAGA for the political middle, his latest well-timed reinvention.

Candidates ranging from Donald Trump to House candidates are seeking to soften, or appear to soften, their hardline stances.

The moves are the latest example of Trump’s long-held resistance to being called to account for his falsehoods.

For many voters, as well as experts, Trump’s sneering dismissiveness of Harris and her intellect contains undertones of racism and sexism.