Democratic Party elders are making plans.

Like many uber-wealthy men before him, Michael Bloomberg labors under the delusion that only he can save us.

When it comes to paying for the future, Democrats needn't accept the premises offered by Beltway scribblers and cable news pundits.

A lifelong obsession with reforming the Democratic Party's rhetoric has trapped the South Bend mayor in the politics of the past.

53206, a heavily African American neighborhood north of downtown Milwaukee, suffers from all manner of ills—not least of which are the myths of criminality that continue to surround it.

There's no good argument for Nancy Pelosi's narrow approach focusing on Ukraine. There are five other key scandals that demand public hearings.

Democrats continue to entrench their support for a health care system in which class warfare is a pre-existing condition.

In a "summer slump," the California senator hopes more time on the trail will help her campaign. Having a stronger message might help, too.

The former vice president is a dealmaker, not a deep thinker.

The newly embattled Supreme Court justice has nothing to fear from a party that's terrified of wielding power.

While most attention was focused on Biden, Warren, and Sanders, candidates at the ends of the stage brought big energy—and big ideas.

On Thursday night, Democratic voters were getting snatches of the policy fights they deserve—just not on the topic that could matter most.

The former prosecutor offered her measured version of criminal justice reform in advance of tonight's Democratic debate.

It’s not the narrow loss in a special election that should worry the national party, it’s what Republicans did the next morning.

A typical North Carolina moderate might beat a Trump ally in Tuesday’s special election, but state Democrats need to think longer term.

Can the progressive congresswoman transform the left's unruly energy into legislative victories?

Joe Biden isn't the only candidate who wants to have it both ways, appealing to big donors and campaign-finance reformers alike.

Candidates have been cautious when it comes to openly courting American Muslim voters. Such hollow politics hail from an earlier era, and may cost them dearly.

They're refusing to hold a debate on global warming. Voters have the power to punish them for it.

The media are chumming the waters for a takedown of the senator in the next Democratic debate. The candidates shouldn't take the bait.