donald trump

Taking the high road hasn’t worked for the Democrats. Progressive strategists have realized that it’s time for the party to get petty.

“You have to vote on November 5. After that, you don’t have to worry about voting anymore.”

What’s in a name? When you’re “JD Vance,” who is building his brand on deleting women’s rights, it’s complicated.

Meanwhile, newly unearthed footage shows Vance declaring that people who don’t have children are more “sociopathic,” “psychotic,” and “deranged.”

The media mogul is scrambling to protect Fox News from three of his politically moderate heirs. It’s a sign of Rupert’s waning influence. “Murdoch is no longer the pope,” one political vet says.

The VP appears pretty popular in the Villages.

After a joke about Vance’s (fictional) fondness for futons went viral, the Last Week Tonight host added his voice to the chorus: “If you ask me to draw a man that f--ks his couch, 10 times out of 10, I’m drawing this guy.”

This is a guy who loves democracy, after all.

From abortion to birth control to no-fault divorce, female autonomy could be utterly demolished if Donald Trump returns to power.

After President Joe Biden ended his campaign for reelection, the world waits to see if Miss Americana will deploy the Swifties to vote for Vice President Harris in November.

The senator’s comments come as President Joe Biden is slated to announce reform plans for the nation’s highest court on Monday.

And his comments on parents getting more voting power? Merely a “thought experiment.”

During his Late Show monologue, Colbert roasted Donald Trump’s running mate for the untrue (?) sofa-billy elegy currently delighting the internet.

The vice president has inherited her boss’s sprawling 1,300-person campaign apparatus. Some insiders are worried that Harris needs stronger allies. “She basically has Biden’s team right now,” one says. “She needs some people in that room who are her people.”

The former FLOTUS will share a publisher with RFK Jr. and Alan Dershowitz for her tell-some memoir.

NBC News Capitol Hill correspondent Ali Vitali discusses why the cards are stacked against non-white, non-male hopefuls like Kamala Harris, who is already deftly navigating the misogynistic minefield of presidential politics.

Aniston, who has been candid about her own struggle to conceive, also criticized Trump’s running mate for voting against the Right to IVF Act: “Mr. Vance, I pray that your daughter is fortunate enough to bear children of her own one day.”

Pop quiz: presidential campaign or amazing night out dancing?

In just days, the vice president has raked in more than $100 million, scored countless endorsements, started a social media phenomenon, and secured enough delegates for the nomination. “She has been totally dominating,” marveled one GOP strategist.

It's a diplomatic gesture from Queen Bey to Madam Vice President.