The president thinks charging a small fee to drive in a small part of New York City is terrorism.

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.

A random Change.org petition has quickly gained traction among right-wing media, and made it all the way to the White House.

These Beltway pundits desperately want us to believe that there’s an equivalent of Trumpism on the left.

The Democratic Socialists of America are all about fighting for the working class—even though few of them are actually working class. What would George Orwell say?

Republicans are furious after the New York City mayor called on the federal government to act on the ICC’s arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu.

Yes, democratic socialists are left of traditional Democrats. But they aren’t remotely as radical—or anywhere near as powerful—as the MAGA right.

He thinks it’s the biggest-ever threat to America.

Most of them are hated by the American right.

The letter organized by moderate Representative Tom Suozzi praises capitalism—but somehow forgets to name the biggest enemy of any decent capitalism.

President Trump seems agitated after Zohran Mamdani’s big wins in New York this week—from DSA election victories to the rent freeze.

Progressive analysts and politicians hope the New York primaries could be the start of something. They have some data to back that up.

It’s all immigrants’ fault.

New York’s Democratic Party is ushering in a brand new era of politics—and that’s freaking out Republicans.

Zohran Mamdani and DSA had a great night in New York’s Democratic primary election.

Hizzoner has transferred his magic to other politicians in New York. The big question now is if Mamdani-ism can go national.

Mamdani campaigned on it, tenants are energized about it, but it’s all the more necessary now for the city’s most vulnerable residents.

It’s not clear if the border czar’s threats to deploy “more ICE agents than you’ve ever seen” are credible, given the agency’s failure to subdue much smaller cities.

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”?

The New York City mayor has spent the beginning of his term delivering on one promise after another. The Virginia governor, meanwhile, has been busy vetoing progressive legislation.