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.

The House GOP’s farm bill would change how SNAP benefits are evaluated, and Democrats are furious.

America’s big-tent party is finding different ways to cope with a tense election.

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.

Here's why Democrats should be happy that the legal system won’t save them.

There was a lot of palaver about how courageous and patriotic they all are. But if you listened closely, there were also admissions that the way forward is very murky.

The Alabama decision revealed the full implications of “fetal personhood,” and Democrats are taking the fight to the states where they can win it.

For liberals and Democrats, Trump’s presidency was a moral hellscape. But swing voters have a very different view. Accepting this is absolutely vital.

Joe Biden’s reelection hopes have been ill served by his complacent colleagues—who are currently getting pummeled by their more vigorous Republican counterparts.

His special election victory has Democrats drunk on Long Island iced tea—and hopeful that a winning message just fell in their laps.

Has the social justice left really derailed the party’s electoral fortunes?

The special counsel’s claims about Biden’s age and mental acuity have unleashed a round of intraparty recriminations unlike anything in recent memory.

His achievements have been nothing short of historic.

The United States cracked down on immigration once before. What happened? It helped Democrats and opened up lots of space for progressive organizing.

The most promising leaders on the left today are not elected politicians.

Jamie Raskin and House Democrats unearthed dynamite. But they can’t subpoena. Senate Democrats can. So—will they?

What Biden needs to tell American voters today—and every day until the election

Despite attacks from their colleagues, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her peers are part of a proud tradition of influential legislators who moved their party left.

The Democratic governor's reelection in deep-red Kentucky has observers wondering about his political future.