(Jacquelyn Martin / Associated Press) To the editor: It would be naive to believe that neither sexism nor racism played a role in Vice President Kamala Harris' defeat last month. But talk of her as the titular leader of the Democratic Party or a potential ...

As questions loom about a run for president or governor, many Democrats do not blame Harris for her loss — but that doesn’t mean they want her to run again.

DNC fundraiser Lindy Li says a Kamala Harris political resurgence as a gubernatorial or presidential candidate is "not what America wants" after a crushing election defeat.

Kamala Harris' deputy campaign manager said during a recent interview that Democrats were "losing hold of culture" as Americans turned more towards podcasts ahead of the electinon.

The trio of millennial operatives who founded Campaign Contrasts tells theGrio it was important for them to step out front […]

Kamala Harris is reportedly eyeing another White House run. That would be a mistake.

President Joe Biden told Kamala Harris she's "not going anywhere," as the vice president reportedly mulls over her next move following her November election loss.

"I'm not rooting against him," Pennsylvania senator Dem John Fetterman said about his stand about Donald Trump. "If you're rooting against the president, you are rooting against the nation. And I'm not ever going to be where I want a president to fail.

Vice President Kamala Harris has emerged as the early frontrunner for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination, securing a commanding lead in a new poll. With support from 35% of likely Democratic voters,

Vice President Kamala Harris implored fellow Democrats devastated by her electoral loss to President-elect Donald Trump last month not to give into nihilism during remarks to young leaders in Maryland.

A top pollster to Vice President Kamala Harris says the Democrats need a new playbook to politically confront Donald Trump as he returns to the White House, and that they should focus on high prices.

President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris thanked deep-pocketed Democratic donors who raised record sums in last month’s election loss to President-elect Donald Trump.