Analilia Mejia was backed by Senator Bernie Sanders and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

The Democratic National Committee has once again proved it is out of step with the base of the party.

Ads from crypto, AI, and AIPAC-affiliated PACs tried to sell their candidates as economic populists. The reason, and the moral of the story, is clear.

AIPAC is becoming a growing problem for the Democratic Party.

AIPAC won two and lost two. Progressives took the biggest prize—the Senate nomination. But this battle is a long way from over.

Democratic voters rejected ICE and AIPAC.

They’re pushing a more lenient war powers resolution—and all of them get money from AIPAC.

Far-right commentator Candace Owens has claimed that members of Kirk’s own organization had him killed.

A progressive Democrat is about to win a House seat in New Jersey.

Representative Seth Moulton, who is running for Senate, says he won’t take any more AIPAC money.

The radio host has given Jeffries a nickname that he may simply never recover from.

The MAGA congresswoman is warning AIPAC that America is fed up.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is taking heat for finally admitting Israel is carrying out a genocide in Gaza.

The pro-Israel lobby says it’s too early to tell if it has unendorsed Representative Randy Fine.

Representative Ritchie Torres is finally criticizing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

AIPAC abruptly dropped Representative Randy Fine when he came out as pro-starving children.

A bill allowing the executive branch to strip nonprofit status from organizations offering “material support” to terrorists could easily be used to target political enemies—including environmentalists.

The congressman from New York has been a remarkably effective champion for climate policy. Now, because he’s critical of Israel, AIPAC and local Democrats are supporting his opponent.

He cited four obstacles to peace, one of which was not the United States Congress. It’s changing now—but AIPAC is spending millions to make sure it doesn’t.

This election cycle will go down as the one in which the right-wing Israel lobby did something it always swore it would never do: make Israel a partisan political football.