"What a leader does with an angry electorate is the real test," she said, and "Trump is meeting it with more anger"

Janice Min discussed the "walls of secrecy" surrounding sexual abuse, and that the issue is larger than Weinstein

Trump appeals to his base in a way that philosophers knew was effective thousands of years ago

"There's never going to be a singular outcome that will end this fight," the author of "A Woman's Place" argues

More than anything else, her strategy requires the fear and anger of the white working class

My father was full of rage and insult, and I sat mute through his tirades. Now I'm exploding at people too.

The first time our government fingerprinted me, it was for a post-9/11 registry. The second was for the Army

The Montana Republican's fundraising doubled the day after he assaulted Guardian reporter Ben Jacobs

In 1991, Trump described David Duke just as many describe the billionaire today

Make no mistake, Trumpers are angry. What they're angry about is the loss of unearned race and gender privilege

“France has won!” said Macron: “Everyone said it was impossible. But they do not know France!”

"America's next stage," says Eve Ensler, is about "atonement and accountability." Her new book offers an example

Republican insiders need to give up hope Donald Trump will discredit himself and fall out of the race

Hillary Clinton was again the wrong candidate at the wrong time and her staggering defeat will have lasting effects