The most useful way to think of the range of Democratic strategies today is to envision a square. The x axis represents ...

If Sen. Chris Murphy and other Democrats seek to develop an adequate response to MAGA, they must forge discourse with the ...

The Brightline station would create a $206 million-$400 million economic impact, according to Martin County. Stuart Vice ...

A group of former military officials is going to launch a new political party named ‘Janatar Dal’ on Thursday at the capital, ...

No wonder CNN's latest poll shows Democrats with a record-low favorability rating of 29%: The party is at war with itself, and Democratic voters themselves increasingly dislike what they see from ...

Sonny Bunch sits down with filmmaker Jonathan Gruber to discuss his new documentary, Centered, which explores the life and ...

Schumer couldn't outmaneuver President Trump in the budget showdown, so his own team considers him not just a loser but a ...

The Trump administration’s sudden freeze of funding for USAID is an immediate disaster, but the economic model for ...

The bad news is that the Democratic Senate leader isn’t up for reelection until 2028. The good news is that he can resign right now, and should do so—twice.

The rise of political billionaires has transformed our discourse and the urgent need to disengage from their influence.

Supporters of ranked choice voting argue it promotes centrism and increases turnout, while detractors find it unnecessarily complex and potentially leading to the victory of less popular candidates.

Col Satish Singh Lalotra ‘If we believe that tomorrow will be better, we can bear a hardship today’—ThichNihatHanh. Faith and ...