California Sen. Kamala Harris' bid for the Democratic presidential nomination is imploding even before President Donald Trump could think up an insulting nickname for her. Once regarded as the ...

Ten presidential campaigns ago, in 1984, the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who was almost universally described by media and politicians as the first Black man to run a serious major-party campaign for ...

Kamala Harris’ greatest enemy is herself, and her most notable weakness is her inability to convey sincerity in her messaging to the public. Her authenticity handicap has recently been reflected ...

In a sense, it doesn’t matter if Kamala Harris is Black. The majority of Black voters have cast their ballot for the Democratic nominee for president in every presidential election since 1936 ...

Former President Barack Obama recently told Black men to get out and vote for VP Kamala Harris. If Obama cannot see us as individuals, that’s a reflection on what he truly thinks of us.

CHICAGO — When Kamala Harris takes the stage at the Democratic National Convention Thursday night to accept the Democratic nomination, many Black women say they will see themselves − someone ...

When Harris takes the oath of office in January, expect it to be unapologetically Black. I'm talking about Black Lives Matter flags and T-shirts up and down the National Mall.

Trump sparked controversy on Wednesday when he doubted Vice President Kamala Harris’s racial identity, claiming she “turned” Black in recent years. The post ‘Kamala Harris is a Black Woman ...

WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris said "the American people deserve better" as she responded to former President Donald Trump's combative interview with the National Association of Black ...

Kamala Harris’ greatest enemy is herself, and her most notable weakness is her inability to convey sincerity in her messaging to the public. Her authenticity handicap has recently reflected in ...

"I didn't know she was Black": Kamala Harris, Donald Trump and skin-color racism Jesse Jackson's campaign to replace "Black" with "African American" ended with 2020. Now we see its ugly aftermath.