Democrats

New Jersey’s Republican Candidates Are Going MAGA. Democrats Say It’s Welcome.

By Shifra Dayak
California Democrats Get ‘Abundance-Pilled’ As They Look for a Path Forward for their Party

By Samuel Larreal
The AOC 2028 Buzz Has Hit the House. Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Says She’s Focused on ‘Now.’

By Tinashe Chingarande
House Democrats Are Calling for Hegseth to Be Fired — Or Resign

By John T. Seward
Democrats Say They’re Furious Over FTC Firings — But Maybe Not Furious Enough to Block Trump’s Nominee

By Samuel Larreal and Claire Heddles
Ro Khanna Argues Democrats’ ‘Old Guard Needs To Go’

By Tinashe Chingarande and Emily Kennard
Inside Democrats’ Reshuffling on Trans Issues

By Oriana González
A Democratic Senator Inched Closer to Calling for Chuck Schumer to Step Aside

By Tinashe Chingarande and Daniella Diaz
Chuck Schumer Digs In His Heels and Says He’s the ‘Best Leader’ for the Senate

By Daniella Diaz and Ursula Perano
Bills, Rallies and New Caucuses: How Democrats Plan to Keep Housing in the Spotlight

By Amelia Benavides-Colón
Democrats Fear the House’s China Select Committee Is Too Loyal to Trump

By Haley Byrd Wilt
Democrats Stepped On Their Own Recess Week Messaging

By Tinashe Chingarande, Amelia Benavides-Colón and Daniella Diaz
Angry Donors and Protests: Democrats Think Chuck Schumer Has Set Them Up to ‘Lose Fast’

By Evan McMorris-Santoro, Calen Razor and Tinashe Chingarande
Why a New Democratic Member From a Red State Wants to Focus on the Issues

By Torrence Banks
Senate Democrats Get Ready to Cave on Government Funding Standoff

By Ursula Perano and Ben T.N. Mause
Democrats Hint at the Legislative End Game to Avoid a Shutdown

By Ben T.N. Mause and Ursula Perano
Democrats Say They ‘Will Not Take a Lecture’ From Republicans on Decorum

By Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson
Senate Democrats Weigh Their ‘Two Bad Options’: A GOP Funding Bill or a Shutdown

By Ursula Perano and Ben T.N. Mause
Mike Johnson’s Government Funding Gambit: Disregard House Dems, Jam Senate Dems

By Daniella Diaz and Reese Gorman
Trump 2028? Democrats Aren’t Ready to Deal With the Possibility.

By Torrence Banks
Democrats Can’t Agree on Whether to Help Republicans Avoid a Government Shutdown

By Tinashe Chingarande
California Democrats Aren’t On Board With Newsom’s Take on Transgender Athletes

By Mark Alfred and Samuel Larreal
Republicans Say There’s Only One Way to Prevent a Shutdown. Democrats Aren’t Biting.

By Riley Rogerson and Helen Huiskes
Democrats Tried to Make Their Resistance About the Issues. It Became About Trump.

By Daniella Diaz, Calen Razor, Shifra Dayak and Samuel Larreal
Rep. Al Green Was Escorted Out of the House Less Than Five Minutes Into Trump’s Joint Address

By Amelia Benavides-Colón
Democrats Say the Wind Development Ban Won’t Affect Projects in Progress. The Reality is Less Clear.

By Shifra Dayak
Top Democrats Want To Know More About Scott Turner’s Interest in Privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

By Amelia Benavides-Colón
Moderate Democrats Lay Out Their Strategy to Reach Voters

By Daniella Diaz
Democratic Senators Concede Age Matters in Elections — Just Don’t Ask Them If They’re Too Old to Run

By Ursula Perano
Democrats Find Their Economic Message: What Happened to Trump Populism?

By Calen Razor

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