NBC National Political Correspondent Steve Kornacki detailed Sunday the divide in voter demographics between President-elect Donald Trump and Vice President

Democrats around the country are still licking their wounds after last month’s stinging election defeat — but the party might be sailing toward an even bigger iceberg.

Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday presented an image of forward-looking resolve in her first major remarks since conceding her election defeat, imploring young people to “stay in the fight” as the year ends and the beginning of President-elect Donald Trump’s second term approaches.

There’s an inherent risk for Republicans who dare to oppose Donald Trump. The president-elect has vowed “retribution” against his opponents, and on Thursday, Donald Trump Jr. specified the enemies list includes some fellow Republicans.

It certainly doesn’t get any stranger than this. Kamala Harris has yet another bizarre moment on stage this week. Keep reading below for everything you need to know.Kamala Harris - Has Another Bizarre Moment On StageFor some reason or another,

Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to Maryland to give a speech to students. It will likely be her most extensive remarks since her concession speech to Donald Trump.

"There is resolve for the future," Harris said at a Maryland community college, in her first major address since losing to Donald Trump.

Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate, won Illinois' popular vote in November, and will get all 19 of the state's electoral votes.

President-elect Donald Trump is suing the Des Moines Register and its top pollster Ann Selzer for “brazen election interference" and fraud over its final 2024 presidential poll showing Vice President Kamala Harris leading him in Iowa,

MSNBC host Stephanie Ruhle said President-elect Donald Trump answered the phone when she called to request an interview with him before the election.

A campaign aide to Vice President Harris accused tech billionaire Elon Musk of throttling content on his social platform X ahead of the 2024 election to benefit President-elect Trump. Harris

President-elect Donald Trump was elected to get things done, and voters expect him to focus on issues such as lowering the cost of living, securing the border, and improving public safety, while Democrats should work with Trump to advance real solutions to these issues.