2020 Election

Nancy Pelosi Criticizes Joe Biden's Response to Complaints

By Alana Abramson

Here's What All the 2020 Candidates Have Said and Done About Equal Pay

By Abigail Abrams

Americans Reach Surprising Consensus on Mueller Report

By Molly Ball

Kamala Harris Wants to Boost Average Teacher's Pay by $13,500

By Katie Reilly
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Democratic Presidential Candidates Call for Release of Mueller Report

In the aftermath of Attorney General William Barr’s summary of the Mueller report Sunday, nearly every Democrat running for President in 2020 has demanded that the full contents of the Mueller report be released to...

By Charlotte Alter

Elizabeth Warren Bucks the Trend by Running on Ideas

Presidential campaigns tend to follow a pattern: Start with big themes, then slowly roll out detailed policies as the primary unfolds.It’s a safe approach. After all, there’s no telling what the public might end up...

By Abby Vesoulis and Philip Elliott

Trump Makes 2020 Pitch in the Rust Belt

Donald Trump campaigned for president on a promise to bring back American manufacturing. As he prepares to run for re-election in 2020, his new strategy seems to be highlighting individual factories to argue that he...

By Brian Bennett / Lima, Ohio

The Death Penalty Could Become a 2020 Issue. But a Growing Number of Conservatives Disagree With Trump

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said on Thursday she wants to stop executions at the federal level, drawing further attention to the issue of capital punishment the same week that California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced...

By Abigail Abrams

The Two Elizabeth Warrens: Bankruptcy Law Liz and Michelob Ultra Betsy

There are at least two Elizabeth Warrens — Bankruptcy Law Liz and Michelob Ultra Betsy.Bankruptcy Law Liz has more sweeping policy ideas than you have friends. She reads two books a week, which happens to...

By Anand Giridharadas

Experts Cast Doubt on Warren's Silicon Valley Antitrust Plan

Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren released an aggressive plan on Friday to target the power of Silicon Valley by breaking up some of America’s biggest tech companies.But while the Democratic presidential candidate’s proposal is sure to...

By Abigail Abrams

How Democrats Will Use 'Drain the Swamp' in 2020

A House bill signals their approach

By Alana Abramson

Why Democrats Said 'No' to a Fox News Debate

The Democratic National Committee’s decision to exclude Fox News from hosting any of the 12 planned presidential primary debates was praised by liberal activists, but it raised new concerns about the party’s strategy.“The grassroots spoke,...

By Philip Elliott

How Climate Change Will Impact 2020

For years, climate change has been the also-ran of presidential campaign issues, even as the threat has become steadily more serious. Vice President Al Gore, who spent the previous decade calling for action, didn’t center...

By Justin Worland

Elections Officials Work to Restore Voter Confidence

Ahead of the 2020 election, state officials are replacing outdated voting machines, hiring full-time cyber security officers and instituting post-election audits in order to protect against meddling.But not every polling place is keeping up.According to...

By Abby Vesoulis

Inslee Focuses 2020 Bid on Climate Change

Washington state Gov. Jay Inslee jumped into the 2020 Democratic presidential primary Friday with a promise to put climate change front and center in both his campaign and his potential presidency.Given the serious risks of...

By Justin Worland

Senator Doug Jones Defeated Roy Moore in 2017. Here's What He Has to Say About 2020

The Alabama Senator, who won a surprising electoral victory in 2017, on the Democratic field, the Klan and his chances of being re-electedWhat does the Alabamian writer Rick Bragg mean when he says in the...

By Belinda Luscombe

Security Expert: How to Stay Safe at Political Rallies

'Evolution in technology has created a new physical risk,' the expert says

By Abby Vesoulis

'I Am a Candidate.' The 2020 Race Begins

For those taking on Trump, standing out as a candidate is imperative

By Diane Tsai

The Biggest Field Yet. No Frontrunner. A Divided Base. Welcome to the 2020 Democratic Primary

Almost a year before the first votes of the 2020 -presidential contest, Democratic candidates are all over the map. There’s Elizabeth Warren in a drafty warehouse in Des Moines, Iowa, boasting to more than 1,000...

By Molly Ball and Philip Elliott

This Presidential Candidate Wants to Give Every Adult $1,000 a Month

Andrew Yang’s presidential platform is idiosyncratic. He’d like to fine companies that harass you with robocalls, force the NCAA to pay its college athletes, modernize voting so you can cast ballots from your cell phone...

By Abby Vesoulis
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