The radio host has given Jeffries a nickname that he may simply never recover from.

What exactly are Schumer, Jeffries, et al. afraid of? If they won’t get behind Mamdani, progressives should make them pay a future price.

What Trump understands about the Texas gerrymandering war that national Democrats do not

While progressives often get accused of undermining the Democratic Party, the evidence shows that it’s the moderate wing that most often violates the “Vote Blue No Matter Who” principle.

They’re organizing a summer-recess attack on the administration’s worst policies—but they’ll be playing catch up against a GOP that’s mastered the media game.

The House minority leader is delaying a vote on Trump’s budget as Republicans fume.

The House minority leader has been speaking for more than six hours in an effort to stop Trump’s disastrous budget.

Recent comments from Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries suggest that the party’s leaders are ill suited for the moment.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is standing up to Alina Habba.

An aide to Representative Jerry Nadler was briefly detained by DHS officers. Jeffries’s reaction left a lot to be desired.

Tom Homan called out Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s bluff.

Alina Habba has crossed House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries’s red line. Now what?

Remember when a ton of Democrats were trying to visit El Salvador to check in on the people Trump deported?

In an interview, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries argues that Trump's tariff reversal reveals weakness, red districts are in play, and Democrats must mount a strong stand against Trump's lawlessness.

Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries tells us what Trump’s reversal on tariffs says about his weakness, why Democrats can expand the House map, and how they should make the case against Trump’s lawlessness.

Democratic messaging is failing to meet the moment. It’s time for the party to embrace the anger and rage of its base.

It may be playing with fire, but it’s the best hope the party has to extract concessions from a reckless Trump administration.

To fight Trump, the party needs unconventional thinking and a more aggressive footing in the information wars. Our friends across the pond have a good idea that they can steal.

The Democratic Party’s own voters are urging them to fight harder.

The party’s base is right to be angry at Chuck Schumer, but the country’s fate hinges on the fight against Donald Trump and Elon Musk.