U.S. Election 2024

Two men will be honored on Monday. They couldn't be more different.

While all eyes were on Donald Trump's win, sure signs of progress emerged on Tuesday, too.

In the end, it wasn't even a close-won race. Did the Harris campaign get it wrong—or did the Trump side spot something the Democrats didn't?

This isn’t the note I was hoping to write. Harris lost. Trump won.

How Shirley Chisholm, who ran for president against all odds, forever altered the landscape for women in U.S. politics.

With hours to go before voting begins, the Trump campaign is trying new tactics to establish a MAGA future—and many of those attack women.

In the end, the election may boil down to different ideas about female and male roles; to gender equality and gender traditionalism.

Some women are still backing Trump, even though they don't love his behavior—and they're even more enthusiastic about JD Vance.

For decades, the Republican Party has laid claim to “family” and “freedom.” That’s changing.

At Tuesday's debate, the few personal attacks Trump had prepared for Harris were noticeable for their studied lack of sexism—at least outwardly.

Maternal mortality is shockingly high in the U.S. What exactly is being done about it?

High spirits at the DNC revolved around excitement for Kamala Harris possibly smashing the glass ceiling. But underneath the rah-rah-rah was an undercurrent of worry.

The vice presidential candidate is a plain-speaking Midwesterner—whose experiences mean he has prioritized policies traditionally classed as “women’s issues”.

Social expectations and democracy dictate that it’s our duty to tune in to the news. It’s ruining our health.

White Dudes for Harris, Black Women for Kamala—identity politics is raising millions of dollars for the presumptive Democratic nominee. It’s a strategy no established politico would have recommended.

Despite the support of many, the path for Kamala Harris to the Democratic nomination, and indeed the presidency itself, comes with significant headwinds.

After an attempt to assassinate Trump, there were moments of dignity and humanity. Can they be maintained?

When events seem stranger than fiction, we can underestimate the likelihood of them coming to pass.