America, again, chooses Trump over a woman
Vice President Kamala Harris lost the presidency to former President Donald Trump.
Vice President Kamala Harris lost the presidency to former President Donald Trump.
Trump’s victory nods to an intensely polarized nation, where a fractured electorate chose competing visions for the future of the country.
She won Delaware's at-large House seat on Tuesday, beating her Republican opponent John Whalen.
A few candidates also have a chance to make history this year.
Michele Morrow’s Democratic opponent, Mo Green, and his supporters say the Republican’s “extremism” threatens the future of public education in the state.
Democrats will be sending a history-making two Black women to the upper chamber but their party will be in the minority.
The vice president closed out her whirlwind campaign on the Rocky steps in Philadelphia as Donald Trump made a final appeal in Grand Rapids.
The moves to codify marriage equality will provide comfort to some who see incoming President Donald Trump as hostile to LGBTQ+ rights.
Now is the time for women to take our rightful place as equal framers of the direction of the United States.
The vice president joined the Win With Black Women call to thank the coalition for their support.