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.

Trump’s drive to build a network of detention centers is being met with some robust public resistance.

Maryland could easily have added one Democratic House district, but the state Senate president—a Democrat—wouldn’t let it happen.

Trump’s National Park Service is supposed to be working with DC Water to fix the issue, so of course he’s blaming someone else entirely.

They make a big show of standing up to Trump. But what about standing up for the planet?

The most underappreciated obstacle to political change is the dreary doom loop of institutional process that only bolsters a broken status quo.

Just a month ago, Democrats were facing all but certain electoral doom. But with Harris at the top of the ticket, the DNC has been a raucous, energetic affair.

Conservatives got their way when the Supreme Court ruled against Trump’s disqualification, but two red-state secretaries of state seem to be bent on retaliation anyway.

He’s almost sure to win his campaign in Maryland, which would make him just the third Black man elected governor in the U.S. and set him on a path as a rising star in the Democratic Party.