More from Democratic National Convention 2016: news and updates
There are some differences in politics that transcend ideology. This is one of them.
Wars, Clinton said, are started by “little men” moved by “fear and pride.”
Clinton’s nomination sent to all women and girls: This belongs to you. This is yours too. You belong here.
“It’s not just a detail if it’s your kid, if it’s your family. It’s a big deal.”
Hillary Clinton accepts the nomination as the Democratic candidate for president on day four of the Democratic National Convention.
Don’t hold Bill against Hillary.
Clinton introduced her mother, the first woman to accept a presidential nomination in history.
“You have sacrificed nothing.”
It’s the latest way Donald Trump has made American politics weird.
A hilarious burn.
This will be a historic moment.
Tonight is the night Hillary Clinton becomes the first woman presidential nominee of a major political party.
How should Clinton talk about the progress of the economy under President Obama?
One step forward for LGBTQ Americans.
The real job is a lot of boring meetings and consensus-building.
An emotional, complex, and nuanced case for a movement caricatured as composed of impudent youth.
The president used his DNC speech to denounce Trump as lacking American values and threatening democracy.
“She should drop her own Lemonade,” Colbert said, considering the success of Beyoncé‘s album, which revolved around Jay Z’s infidelity.
When Weekend Update hosts Michael Che and Colin Jost went out among the Sanders supporters, they found a trend.
After sharing some heartbreaking news, Colbert cut to an unlikely correspondent for commentary.
They’re trying to rebrand their candidate just as Parks and Recreation rebranded its main character.
The fingerprints of corporate cash are everywhere at the Democratic convention.
Winning in 2008 made a huge difference.