Former Warren and Biden aide Bharat Ramamurti praises new proposals to raise taxes on the wealthy, but is more skeptical of tax cut plans being rolled out by likely 2028 candidates.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has at last agreed to the Senate deal to end the government shutdown.

Republicans have lost yet another seat in Florida that should have been an easy win. All signs point to a GOP bloodbath in the midterm elections.

The state’s Democratic honchos are refusing to impose any discipline over an eight-person field. They better act soon, or they’ll hand the state a MAGA governor.

Political scientist Jake Grumbach says it’s not surprising that Democrats are doing well electorally even though the party has not moved rightward in the way that some centrist pundits want.

Representative Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick’s seat is in jeopardy.

The new law comes as a record-high number of Americans want to abolish ICE entirely.

Democrats are refusing to entertain the Pentagon request for an additional $200 billion.

Attorney General Pam Bondi is refusing to answer questions on the Justice Department’s mishandling of the Epstein files.

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.

A secretive group is offering to pay influencers to target Kat Abughazaleh as she runs for Congress.

Wajahat Ali and TNR’s Perry Bacon discuss why Democratic leaders are out of step with the party’s voters on so many issues.

One Democratic senator voted against the legislation, which overwhelmingly passed the Senate.

They’re saying the quiet part out loud now.

Republicans should consider this a major warning sign.

Senator Richard Blumenthal warned that the U.S. is headed toward putting boots on the ground in Iran.

The special election for MTG’s seat gives Democrats a shot to take over.

Two new polls suggest that moderate Democrats too want higher taxes on the rich and some measure of economic populism. Moderate isn’t what it was in 1992.

Democrats aren’t finished with recently ousted DHS Secretary Kristi Noem.