Jim VandeHei

The two are working together to shape the new White House, the new Senate and the new Cabinet.

Democrats sought to give voice to groups long marginalized in politics. But little by little, the backlash unfurled.

The country has moved right on immigration and energy, and Democrats need a new approach — fast.

His administration plans to hit the ground running.

Trump is stronger than ever, backed by a party wholly remade in his image and opposed by demoralized and defeated Democrats.

He now sits at the pinnacle of power in business, government influence and global information (and misinformation) flow.

Welcome to the shards of glass election — and news era.

Our private conversations reveal broad concern that little she does seems to move the needle.

Expect multiple recounts, court challenges and disputes.

Whether one party runs the table or we wind up with divided government, expect cultural wars that are stoked by the election's winners and losers, are fueled by the media, then seep into the workplace.