As he tacks left and cuts deals with Trump, Schumer is trying to purge the Democrats' ghosts. Is it too late?

Suspicion falls on white supremacist organizations in the execution of a federal judge's husband and mother in Chicago.

During an election that took place exactly 50 years ago, ideas about manhood played a central role for Democrats

Shades of 1968 and 2000: Facing sinking polls and a wily opponent, Clinton boosters blame the left and the media

Richard Humphrey, with bail set at $350,000, has been in jail since last May

In 1968, Richard Nixon sabotaged U.S. foreign policy to influence a presidential election: The parallel is obvious

Salon obtains e-mails from an online scammer who claimed to be Gen. Petraeus' spokesman in Iraq. They're nothing like the message the real Col. Boylan says he didn't send to blogger Glenn Greenwald.

Lesson of 1972 isn't that progressive nominees lose. Dems lose when they are out of step with voters, like Hillary

Hulu's two-hour film revisits the rampant sexual abuse that took place within the Boy Scouts of America for decades

Aaron Sorkin's drama set in the tumult of the late '60s is terrific entertainment — as history, it only gets a B

West Virginia gave John F. Kennedy a massive boost toward the White House. My, how times have changed

Love is forced to question whether her partner sees her as a human being — or just the vessel & mother of his child

Another benefit of the new overtime laws—helping shows fix their bizarre understanding of class and family finances

Rock-throwing, fires, and fights with police follow NBA championship

In 1972 the populist war hero was destroyed by Richard Nixon's dirty tricks and Democrats' self-destructive fear