The fact is that Americans have elected a woman for president. And we may well be doing it again this year, too.

In theory, the Supreme Court was created to function as a nonpartisan judicial branch of the government.

What Democrats, be they Joe Biden or anyone else, is why even think that they can pander to the Trumplicans?

Whether or not Yang attains the nomination, like Perot decades before him, Yang's fundraising prowess means that he can continue to hang in the primary fight where others have had to fall, and in the process he can continue to educate the American people on his issues and make a difference.

Yang and Booker prove that very individual rivals can fight it out for a political objective, but at the literal end of the day come together in unity, good will and affection.

After months of hesitation, former NYC mayor and billionaire Michael Bloomberg has announced his intention to run for the President of the United States in 2020.

Here’s my holiday wish for better questions next time.

Our real problem isn't the length of a lawmaker's career, it's the literally untold billions of dollars--much of it in "dark," unreported money--from corporations and the super rich can buy access and influence in the government.

For Golden, he likely would have had a happier ending if he had just done the fully courageous thing....not the politically clever thing.

Perhaps Harris will find better success on the road to the White House another year.