Jonathan Cohn

Democrats and their allies have been fighting Donald Trump and Trumpism for nearly 10 years, only to be back at the starting line once again.

The determination of so many women to elect Harris over Trump could prove decisive. That would be one of the more ironic twists in modern political history.

There are several reasons to think Trump and Republicans might in fact target Medicaid if they get the chance.

But 30 minutes working at McDonald's can't disguise what Trump's agenda would mean for people who have those jobs for real.

Speaking in Detroit, Trump promoted policies that analysts worry could actually reverse the city's recent progress.

The Democratic nominee is heading back to Michigan as the state grapples with the future of the auto industry, unionized workers and electric vehicles.

The reaction she's gotten shows just how big a need Harris is trying to address.

Harris will pitch the initiative as a way to help "sandwich generation" families and propose paying for it mostly with savings from Medicare drug negotiations.

In a speech to Michigan supporters, the vice president touted her record of backing workers and warned that Trump would abandon them.

Now it's a top Republican senator echoing JD Vance and saying the party should look at rolling back part of the Affordable Care Act.