“It always works out,” the president assures us. But Iran is playing hardball because it sees what every American does: The war is jacking up prices and dragging down the entire Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections.

The congresswoman’s remarks Sunday ignored that things like Me Too and Black Lives Matters were positive developments. But it’s clear why she said what she did.

And he seems to be totally fine with that.

Two Democratic senators with an eye on the White House probably thought they’d score political points with their tax-cut legislation. The overwhelming criticism suggests a sea change in the party.

Writer Jonathan Guyer says that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is presenting a different foreign policy vision than previous Democrats who have run for president.

Ken Martin once seemed like a promising leader of the DNC. But his reign has been disastrous—and the time has come to turn to the man he defeated.

The Senate primary could be a window into what the 2028 presidential contest will be like—vicious, endless, with the establishment candidates conspicuously avoiding policy.

The winners of the first primaries often don’t win the nomination. And having an early primary in a state doesn’t help in the general election.

A woman has come forward to accuse Graham Platner, Maine’s Democratic candidate for Senate, of sexually assaulting her.

Insiders say Donald Trump has chosen who he wants to take over the MAGA mantle once he’s gone.

Liberal Currents publisher Adam Gurri calls for a sweeping “Reconstruction” agenda for Democrats if they win the presidency in 2028.

As 44’s library opens, Democrats should venerate this remarkable politician but understand that times have changed and adapt to the reality of 2026.

The California governor accused Donald Trump of “trying to find” a crime.

In short order, a fresh crop of candidates will be vying for our votes for the right to face the GOP presidential nominee. Here’s what we’ll be asking in return.

Even if the Strait of Hormuz reopens and gas prices fall, many Americans will still believe that the economy is terrible. Do the Democrats have a solution for this “permacession”?

Representative Thomas Massie isn’t holding back.

The DNC’s 2024 autopsy is a waste of your time. The answer to the party’s woes lies deep in a New York Times poll released the same day.

Recent research shows that they believe both parties are corrupt. So the vice president and his party are aggressively making the case that Democrats are the real fraudsters.

The 2028 Democratic primary is more wide open than any in recent memory, according to two experts on presidential nominations.

Political scientist Seth Masket and scholar Mark Schmitt say the Democratic 2028 presidential primary is more wide open than any recent contest, with more than a dozen people who could run strong campaigns.