Mike Lee really thought he cooked with his initial post.

The Pennsylvania Democrat backed voter ID legislation to combat a nonexistent voter fraud problem.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said there’s no way he can deliver that to the president.

Why the hell are Democratic leaders giving up on a mask ban for federal immigration agents?

Alaska’s Mary Peltola’s candidacy changes things. And even if they can’t pull it off this year, they could take steps toward a 2029 majority—with a Democratic president and House.

In the wake of the Senate eight’s capitulation, some are calling for extreme measures. There are better models to follow that can still lead to the needed big changes.

While Republicans in the upper house advance agendas and build their base, their Democratic counterparts are mostly bystanders to their own demise.

Khanna says that the capitulation by Senate Democrats is a “moral surrender.”

TNR’s Monica Potts and Alex Shephard say the Democrats’ decision to cut a deal and end the shutdown was stupid but not surprising.

TNR’s Monica Potts and Alex Shephard say the Democrats’ decision to cut a deal and end the shutdown was stupid but not surprising.

The Democratic Senate leader has lost the thread. Everyone is suffering because of his lack of judgment.

Khanna, a leading progressive, says that the latest capitulation by Senate Democrats is another sign that the party needs new leadership.

Senator Jeanne Shaheen just threw the minority leader under the bus.

The party was riding high on election wins, a fractured GOP, and a flailing Trump. And then the Senate Surrender Caucus handed Republicans a win.

Maurice Mitchell, national director of the Working Families Party, says Mamdani’s victory was so impressive because he faced not just Andrew Cuomo but also New York’s media and financial titans.

The party’s base is energized and mad as hell. And their rage isn’t just aimed at Donald Trump.

The Senate minority leader says he’s still talking with Zohran Mamdani, despite the election being just days away.

And Donald Trump and Chuck Schumer do not.

Governor Janet Mills’s U.S. Senate run against Graham Platner will pit the Democrats’ establishment wing against the insurgent bloc, says Maine journalist Alex Seitz-Wald.

Americans, and even many Republicans in Congress, don’t like it when an unelected bureaucrat makes huge cuts to the government.