Vanity Fair's Wednesday cover of Donald Trump sparked discourse online, following his victory over Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday.

Overstating threats can intimidate people into disengaging from civic life. But ignoring them abdicates the responsibility of the press.

Following Trump's second electoral victory, Vanity Fair published a cover that has sparked a backlash among his supporters.

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The nonpartisan Cook Political Report on Friday shifted six House races toward Democrats and two contests toward the GOP in its final update before Election Day. The election handicapper moved Rep.

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