Ashley Parker

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.

Trump and his aides have repeatedly publicly attacked Sams for his criticism of the former president during Fox interviews.

Trump’s approach to politics has long been light on core policy convictions and heavy on empty promises in exchange for contributions or other favors.

The same group, Future Forward, now argues that the Harris campaign has renewed momentum and has a clear path to victory Tuesday.

The race was not settled Tuesday night, but the mood in Trump’s circles was upbeat, a contrast to his last day on the trail. 

The Democratic Party now finds itself grappling with how it lost so definitively, and how it so thoroughly misunderstood the American electorate.

Musk has spent days bounding in and out of meetings, sitting in on phone calls, weighing resumes and traveling to Washington as Trump’s unofficial co-president.

His freewheeling team has returned to the patterns of his first term in office — with shouting matches, expulsions from meetings and name-calling.

As questions loom about a run for president or governor, many Democrats do not blame Harris for her loss — but that doesn’t mean they want her to run again.