The first pandemic of the social media era has brought a parallel set of challenges, including the rapid spread of fear and false information.
After Elizabeth Warren suspended her campaign, her supporters wonder what will it take to crack the final glass ceiling for women in U.S. politics?
On Monday, U.S. intelligence agencies issued a rare statement warning that foreign actors are again trying to influence voters with disinformation.
Bernie Sanders has become the Democratic front-runner thanks to his grassroots army. But he has failed to rein in his most ardent foot soldiers.
After Iowa and New Hampshire, candidates head to states where they have to appeal to a more racially diverse group of voters.
Senator Amy Klobuchar's 11th-hour surge in New Hampshire suggests a desire for Midwestern values, pragmatism, and a sense of humor.
Beneath the outrage over Democrats鈥� bungling of the Iowa caucuses lies a wounded trust that dates back to the 2016 campaign.
The delay in results 鈥� and doubts about accuracy 鈥� sowed distrust in Iowa鈥檚 vaunted civic exercise. But the debacle may spur needed reforms in election security.
Estonia has become a model in foiling Russian hacking and disinformation. What could the Baltic state teach the U.S. about securing the 2020 election?
Dubuque County, an Obama stronghold, flipped to Trump in 2016. Signs suggest a Democratic comeback 鈥� though a far-left nominee could jeopardize that.
Waterloo offers a ray of hope for a candidate who has struggled to gain traction among African Americans. But it鈥檚 complicated.
President Trump has alleged that the FBI鈥檚 investigation into his campaign was political. The 434-page report provides answers 鈥� and suggests reforms.
Black activists point to a long history of people interfering with African Americans鈥� right to vote. In 2016, that meddling came from overseas.
Democratic voters fret over how to win key states, opening a door for centrist candidates or possible newcomers Deval Patrick and Michael Bloomberg.
National polls were largely accurate in 2016, but many swing state polls wrongly picked Donald Trump to lose. They鈥檝e taken that miss to heart.
Adm. Joe Sestak, who once commanded 15,000 sailors, is polling at 0% in the 2020 Democratic primary. He walked across N.H. in a bid to win votes.
Senator Booker鈥檚 message of love and unity has been honed over nearly two decades of living and working in Newark鈥檚 toughest neighborhoods.
On impeachment, an NPR/PBS Marist poll from this week showed 49% of respondents support a House impeachment inquiry, and 46% oppose such a move.
Former Vice President Joe Biden has held a surprisingly durable lead. But one new poll this week shows Sen. Elizabeth Warren inching past Mr. Biden in the state.
A judge ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million, while the owners of Purdue Pharma are offering to settle 2,000 lawsuits for $10 to $12 billion.
