Lauren Gambino

The first woman and first south Asian to hold the office will be key to securing Biden’s legislative agenda in a Senate split 50-50

President-elect warns of challenges amid Covid surge while Trump ignores gravity of crisis at parallel event

The veteran Democrat ran a slow and steady campaign in stark contrast to the sitting president

After a career pocked by adversity, the next challenge for the ‘scrappy kid from Scranton’ is to heal a fractured nation

President defends virus response and says ‘we’re rounding the corner’ in perhaps final chance to shift dynamics of election race that Biden leads

The veteran Democrat began 2019 by being elected speaker of the House for a second, historic time and ended it by leading the president’s impeachment

Public testimony in the impeachment hearings has painted a vivid picture of a president fixated on one thing: his own political gain over the fortunes of an ally

His move echoes a similar backpedaling that occurred after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida last year

As socialism moves from the margins to the center of presidential politics, organization faces a new and welcome problem: where to go from here?

The diverse Democratic field is a contrast from 2016 but the leftwing firebrand believes Medicare for All can dent his rivals’ hopes

The Massachusetts senator has led the policy agenda and forced rivals to play catch-up, but her grandest plan is to save capitalism from itself

After accusations of inappropriate physical contact from several women, Democrats are asking whether Biden is a ‘relic of the past’

The presidential hopeful drew big crowds across Nevada, but he admits he has ‘a ton to learn’

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Emotional scene at Seattle airport as Yolany Padilla offers hope to other parents: ‘The moment will come’

Five parents separated from their kids – four of whom were deported – joined together in a lawsuit to appeal their convictions

Form gives parents two options, prompting objections from immigration advocates who say families are being misled

From healthcare to tax and immigration, Rev William Barber and the Poor People’s Campaign are driven by faith to focus on the disadvantaged

In Rwanda, a country of tea drinkers, efforts are afoot to boost domestic coffee production and reduce imports

After talk with Tim Scott, Senate’s only black Republican, president defends his earlier comments, citing ‘pretty bad dudes’ in Antifa movement