• MAHA Is Mad at Republicans. Some Democrats Want to Capitalize.

  By Paige Winfield Cunningham

  

• Democrats Return to a Tried and True Campaign Message: Trump’s Corruption

  By Igor Bobic

  

• Howard Lutnick Downplays Epstein Connections in Capitol Grilling

  By Stephen Neukam

  

• The Top House Progressive Says Democrats Need a New Economic Message

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• House Ethics Officials Investigated Rep. Jim Costa for Alleged Inappropriate Behavior With Interns

  By Oriana González

  

• Janet Mills’ Sudden Exit Has Democrats Asking: What Was Schumer Thinking?

  By Alex Roarty, Elena Schneider, Stephen Neukam and Igor Bobic

  

• Trump Signs Bill Ending Homeland Security Shutdown

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Democrats Turn Up the Heat on Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan

  By Al Weaver and Igor Bobic

  

• Democrats Launch New Effort to Identify Republican ‘Threats’ to the Midterms

  By Stephen Neukam

  

• Senate Democrats to Force a Vote on Automatic Renewals for Immigrant Work Permits

  By Stephen Neukam

  

• Kamala 2028? Democrats Aren’t Sold.

  By Igor Bobic, Daniella Diaz and Kadia Goba

  

• House Democrats Vow Ethics Changes if They Win Majority in 2026

  By Oriana González

  

• Gallego Partied Until the Early Morning on Colombia Trip Despite Security Warnings

  By Reese Gorman

  

• Senate Democrats Demand Probe Into the Trump Administration’s Immigration Processing

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Cory Mills Is Weighing an Expulsion Resolution Against Nancy Mace

  By Kadia Goba

  

• Health Care Is Dead on the Hill but Very Alive in Democratic Campaigns

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Progressive Lawmakers Launch Affordability Listening Tour in Battleground States

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Moderate Democratic Group Backs New Candidates in Key Congressional Races

  By Tyler Spence

  

• More Senate Democrats Are Breaking With Israel, in a Major Party Shift

  By Daniella Diaz and Igor Bobic

  

• Republicans Overturned a Biden-Era Mining Ban. It Could Come Back to Bite Them.

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Igor Bobic

  

• House Rejects Latest Effort to Curb Trump’s War in Iran

  By Hamed Ahmadi

  

• D.C. Delegate Fundraising Heats Up as the Race Gets Angry and Personal

  By Taylor Giorno

  

• Democrats Promise Payback as Republicans Sidestep the Appropriations Process

  By Igor Bobic

  

• House Scandals Show How Hard It Is to Get Accountability on Capitol Hill

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Chuck Schumer: ‘We’re Going to Take Back the Senate’

  By Igor Bobic

  

• Senate Democrats Pour Cold Water on ‘Unrealistic’ Trump 25th Amendment Push

  By Igor Bobic

  

• Democrats Weigh a Fight Over Impeachment or the 25th Amendment

  By Kadia Goba

  

• Swalwell Suspends Bid for California Governor Following Sexual Assault Allegations

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Swalwell Faces Allegations of Sexual Assault and Misconduct

  By Daniella Diaz and Reese Gorman

  

• Democrats are Sticking with Embattled ActBlue But Exploring Other Fundraising Options

  By Violet Jira

  

• Republicans Focus on Tax Cuts as Gas Prices Take Spotlight

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Elissa Slotkin Thinks Her Party Is Missing Something in the Midwest — And That She May Be the Answer

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Democratic Candidate Recruitment Is Booming, Even in Republican Districts

  By Alex Roarty

  

• The Republican Fundraising Advantage ‘Keeping Democrats Up at Night’

  By Alex Roarty and Taylor Giorno

  

• House Democrats Force a Floor Vote on Restoring TPS for Haiti

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Ethics Panel Finds Cherfilus-McCormick Violated Over Two Dozen House Rules

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats Say Rep. Eric Swalwell Personally Pitched His Political AI Startup to Lawmakers

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• A Bipartisan Group is Pushing to Require Insurers to Cover IVF

  By Oriana González

  

• Bernie Sanders and Greg Casar Want to Keep Sports Teams in Their Home Communities

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Progressives Launch ‘Child Care for America’ Working Group Ahead of 2026 Midterms

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Republicans Seethe as DHS Talks Derail After Democrats ‘Retread’ Their Offer

  By Al Weaver and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• House Progressives Blast $200 Billion Iran War Funding Plan

  By Hamed Ahmadi

  

• Meet Some of the Families Swept Up in Trump’s Deportation Campaign

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Senate Republicans Work to Convince Trump to Back Their DHS Shutdown Off-Ramp

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Al Weaver

  

• Elizabeth Warren Has Questions About MrBeast’s New Youth Cryptocurrency App

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• 87-Year-Old Maxine Waters Vows to Seek Leadership Post If Democrats Retake the House

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Think They Can Finally Defeat Scott Perry in 2026

  By Avani Kalra

  

• ‘Rage Turnout’ Ahead? Democrats Are Hopeful their Primary Bump Fuels Midterms

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Native American Tribes Are Sounding the Alarm Over a Health Care Crisis

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• House Oversight Democrats Storm Out of Epstein Briefing With Pam Bondi

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Palantir Hires Two New Lobbyists With Democratic Party Ties

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• Mullin’s Testimony Is Giving New Life to DHS Shutdown Talks

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Democrat Daniel Biss Wins Illinois House Primary Despite AIPAC Attacks

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Democrats Hope Speaking Out Against the SAVE America Act Is Enough

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Illinois’ Senate Primary Could Be a Test for JB Pritzker’s 2028 Bid

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Senate Democrats Launch Investigation Into $220M Ad Campaign That Landed Noem in Hot Water

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Democrats Are Fielding Questions About Republicans’ Election Agenda

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Senate Democrats Are Split Over Supplemental Funding for the War in Iran

  By Avani Kalra

  

• ‘My Last Chance’: Perennial Candidate Ammar Campa-Najjar Believes He Can Finally Win an Election

  By Oriana González

  

• Rep. Valerie Foushee Defeats a Primary Challenge From the Left With Help of an AI Money Boost

  By Christa Dutton

  

• The Bipartisan Duo Pressing Congress to Assert Its War Powers

  By Avani Kalra

  

• House Stalls Effort to Publish Members’ Sexual Harassment Records

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Some Democrats Hope Trump’s Anthropic Feud Will Help Them Win Over the AI Industry

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• Rapid U.S. Military Operation in Iran Hasn’t Sparked Quick Response by Congress

  By Hamed Ahmadi, Avani Kalra and Riley Rogerson

  

• ‘Insane This Is Legal’: Democrats Allege Trumpworld Insiders May Be Betting on War in Iran

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• ‘It’s a Coin Flip’: Talarico and Crockett’s Campaigns Zero in on Voters of Color

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• The White House Says It Sent a New ‘Serious Counter Offer’ on DHS Funding

  By Avani Kalra and Jasmine Wright

  

• A Fresh Warning for Democrats About Young Black Voters

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Ilhan Omar Says She Has No Regrets After Heckling Trump During His State of the Union

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Trump Argues in Record-Setting State of the Union: Everything Is Going Great

  By Violet Jira

  

• Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib Heckle Trump During State of the Union

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Rep. Al Green Escorted Out of Trump’s State of the Union for Second Year in a Row

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Use Their SOTU Invites to Send Trump a Message

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Trans People Have Had Enough of Democrats’ Waffling on LGBTQ+ Issues

  By Oriana González

  

• DHS Shutdown Negotiations Are Stalled Ahead of Trump’s State of the Union Address

  By Avani Kalra

  

• A Growing Number of Democrats Are Skipping Trump’s State of the Union Address

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Democrats Pick Abigail Spanberger and Alex Padilla to Deliver State of the Union Rebuttals

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Cheer as the Trump Administration Finally Disperses Gateway Tunnel Funds

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• The House’s ‘Odd Couple’ Reasserting Congress’ Power of the Purse

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Democrats Call for Randy Fine’s Resignation Over ‘Islamophobic’ Comments

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• Democrats Pitch Alternatives to Trumpism at Munich Security Conference

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Hope DHS Shutdown Gives Them Leverage for Reforms

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• ‘Mind-Boggling’: Lawmakers Fume as They Depart Washington With DHS Set to Shut Down

  By Riley Rogerson and Helen Huiskes

  

• DHS Is Headed for Shutdown

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Top Oversight Democrat Launches Probe Into Lutnick’s Meeting With Bridge Owner

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Say They Are Going to Munich to Do Damage Control for Trump

  By Hamed Ahmadi

  

• Democrats Are Trying to Court Rural America, Once Again

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Democrats Are Field-Testing New Ways to Talk About the Epstein Scandal

  By Emily Kennard

  

• DHS Shutdown Likely as Talks Between Senate Democrats and White House Stall

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Avani Kalra

  

• Bernie Sanders Is Planning a California Trip to Talk AI With Tech Leaders

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Democrats to Boycott Bipartisan White House Dinner After Trump Snubbed Two Governors

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick’s Fundraising Haul Could Make Him a Harder Target for Democrats

  By Riley Rogerson and Avani Kalra

  

• DHS Talks Hint at Optimism for Avoiding a Shutdown

  By Avani Kalra, Em Luetkemeyer and Jasmine Wright

  

• Rep. Joaquin Castro Says Congress Should ‘Disband’ ICE

  By Nora Toscano

  

• Jasmine Crockett Is Not Running a Traditional Campaign. It’s Making Allies Anxious.

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Believe Scandal and Weak Fundraising Put These Red Seats in Play

  By Riley Rogerson and Oriana González

  

• Virginia Democrats Unveil New Congressional Map Favoring Their Party

  By Christa Dutton and Manuela Silva

  

• ACA Tax Credit Negotiations Have Stalled. Senators Can’t Even Agree on a Reason Why.

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Kamala Harris Is Launching a ‘Gen-Z’ Hub on Her Old Campaign Accounts

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• Democrats Say Running Against Corruption Is a Winning Midterm Message

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• The Senate Odd Couple Proving Friendship Can Cross the Aisle

  By Avani Kalra

  

• SCOTUS Clears the Way for California’s New Congressional Map

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Congressional Black Caucus PAC Endorses in a Newly Redrawn North Carolina District

  By Christa Dutton

  

• ‘It Clears The Sky': After Trump Pardon and Bucking His Party, Cuellar Looks to 2026

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Why Democrats Think They’ve Got the Winning Hand on Child Care

  By Raymond Fernández and Adora Brown

  

• Virginia’s Democratic Congressional Hopefuls Saw a Surge in Donations Last Quarter

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• House Ends Partial Government Shutdown, But New Fight Over DHS Begins

  By Riley Rogerson and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Congress Is Set to Pass a Funding Deal After Trump Gets Holdouts in Line

  By Riley Rogerson and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• The Virginia Democrat in the Middle of the Data Center Boom Wants His Party to Crack Down

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• Partial Shutdown-Ending Deal Faces Bipartisan Resistance in the House

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Trump’s Deputy AG Declares Epstein Document Review ‘Over,’ Angering Democrats

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrat Wins Special House Election in Texas, Further Shrinking Slim GOP Majority

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Senate Approves Spending Deal, but Brief Partial Government Funding Lapse Expected

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Avani Kalra

  

• Congressional Democrats Urge Trump to Cover IVF for Federal Workers

  By Oriana González

  

• This Ohio Democrat Is Building a War Chest to Hold Her Seat In a Top Competitive District

  By Tyler Spence

  

• ACA Talks Have Stalled. Government Shutdown Negotiations Are Part of the Problem.

  By Avani Kalra

  

• House Panel Finds ‘Substantial Evidence’ to Support Fraud Charges Against Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Cuellar Is Standing By His Vote to Fund DHS

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Senators Are Scrambling on a Deal to Avert a Shutdown After the Funding Package Fails Key Vote

  By Em Luetkemeyer, Avani Kalra and Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Outline DHS Funding Demands. Republicans’ Gameplan is TBD.

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Are Taking Claims of Anti-Trump Censorship on TikTok Seriously

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• Protester Sprays Ilhan Omar With Unknown Substance at Town Hall

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• House Democratic Leadership Signals Support for Kristi Noem Impeachment Push

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Republicans Ignore Democrats’ Demands on DHS Funding

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Riley Rogerson

  

• Minnesota Senate Democratic Primary Grows Heated as Immigration Takes Center Stage

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Two-Thirds of House Democrats Have Now Signed On to Impeach Kristi Noem

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Swing-District Democrat Says He ‘Failed’ by Voting for DHS Funding Bill

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Republicans Won’t Split the DHS Funding Bill as a Partial Shutdown Grows Likelier

  By Reese Gorman and Daniella Diaz

  

• Alex Pretti Shooting Pushes More Democrats to Join Noem Impeachment Effort

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Schumer Says Senate Democrats Will Block DHS Funding After Minneapolis Shooting

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Want to Make Something Happen in Congress? Call a Celebrity.

  By Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

  

• Trump Likes Some Populist Ideas. Progressives Are Split on Working With Him.

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Senator Who Revealed Controversial New ICE Memo Says It ‘Desecrates the Rule of Law’

  By Jackie Llanos

  

• House Jams Senate With Measure Stripping Senators’ Abilities to Sue Over Phone Records

  By Avani Kalra

  

• ICE Debate Won’t Tank Homeland Funding Bill, Republicans Say

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Democrats Divided on Immigration Enforcement — Again

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• State Officials Say Republicans’ SNAP Changes Are Running the Program Into the Ground

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• Monday Scaries on the Hill: A Lot of Lawmakers Are Skipping Votes

  By Emily Kennard and Riley Rogerson

  

• Trump Expanded Executive Power. Democrats Will Have to Decide How to Use It.

  By Violet Jira

  

• The Virginia Legislature Just Cleared the Way for New Congressional District Lines

  By Manuela Silva

  

• War Powers Resolutions Keep Failing. Democrats Are Going to Try Again Anyway.

  By Hamed Ahmadi

  

• ICE Shooting In Minnesota Derails Homeland Security Spending Bill

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Earmarks Are Back. So Are Republican Fights About Them.

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Homeland Security Democrats Launch Probe Into Noem as Impeachment Push Gathers Steam

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Say DOJ Is Probing Their Involvement in ‘Illegal Orders’ Video

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Senate Negotiators Warn ACA Tax Credit Deal Needs to Happen Quickly

  By Avani Kalra and Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Are Winning in Court on One Key Issue: Trump’s Funding Freezes

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• The Tiny House Majority Giving Mike Johnson Big Headaches

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Warren Knocks Fellow Democrats for ‘Nibble-Around-the-Edges Approach’

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Joe Baldacci Launches Bid for Maine Congressional Seat

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Mary Peltola Launches Alaska Senate Bid, Marking Major Recruiting Coup for Democrats

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Democrats Welcome Trump’s Push to Limit Corporate Ownership of Single-Family Homes

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Local Democratic Officials Escalate Their Calls for ICE to ‘Get Out’

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Democratic Leaders Hesitant to Wage Shutdown Over Disagreements With Trump Administration

  By Ursula Perano and Daniella Diaz

  

• The House Has Voted to Revive the ACA Tax Credits

  By Avani Kalra and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Senate Health Care Talks Inch Forward as Key Negotiators Say They’re Near a Deal

  By Avani Kalra and Ursula Perano

  

• Republicans Insist Affordability Campaign Won’t Be Overshadowed by Trump’s Venezuela Push

  By Riley Rogerson and Oriana González

  

• Rep. Steny Hoyer Set to Announce His Retirement From Congress

  By Daniella Diaz and Brett Bachman

  

• Democrats Remember Jan. 6 Anniversary While Republicans Spend the Day Cheering on Trump

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Democrats Fume as DOJ Misses Key Epstein Documents Deadline

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Begin to Call for Trump’s Impeachment Over Venezuela Attack

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• These 2026 Primaries Could Define the Democratic and Republican Parties’ Futures

  By Alex Roarty

  

• LaMonica McIver Returns to Delaney Hall for the First Time Since Being Prosecuted

  By Oriana González

  

• Sherrod Brown Aims to Shake Off Democrats’ Struggles in Ohio

  By Tyler Spence

  

• Sarah McBride Lobbied Some Republicans to Vote Against an Anti-Trans Bill

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats Compare Trump’s New Youth Sports Event to ‘The Hunger Games’

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• The DNC Won’t Release Its 2024 Autopsy After All

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Democrats Say the Release of the Epstein Files Won’t Be the End of the Story

  By Daniella Diaz and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Federal Judge Temporarily Bars ICE From Restricting Congressional Oversight Visits

  By Jackie Llanos

  

• Senate Democrats Weigh Their Government Funding Demands — If Any

  By Avani Kalra and Ursula Perano

  

• SNAP Is Now a Key Part of Democrats’ Campaign Messaging

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• DNC Rolls Out Pair of Programs to Staff Down Ballot Campaigns

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Ilhan Omar Says Immigration Agents Pulled Over Her Son

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Are Torn Over Whether to Back a Bill Meant to Combat Wildfires

  By Helen Huiskes

  

• Democrats Return Henry Cuellar to Powerful Spending Post After Trump Pardon

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• House Democrats Say They Could Undo a Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Deal

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Have Expanded Their House Battleground for the Midterms

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Marie Gluesenkamp Perez Says Partisanship Has ‘Become the Point’ in Congress

  By Nora Toscano

  

• Jasmine Crockett Confirms She’s Waiting Until Last Moment to Decide on Senate Run

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Raise the Stakes for Their 2026 Races — By Making It About 2032

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Health Care Stalemate Underscores A New Reality in Congress: Bipartisan Deals Are Getting Harder

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Democratic Candidate Will Run for Rep. Chuy García’s Seat as an Independent

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Even Ahead of the Tennessee Special Election, Democrats Feel Bullish About Competing in Red Areas

  By Oriana González

  

• The Plan to Address Expiring ACA Subsidies Is That There Is No Plan

  By Ursula Perano, Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

  

• A Mail-In Ballot Case in Front of the Supreme Court Is Making Democrats Nervous

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Mamdani’s Win Is Prompting Progressives to Rethink Their Electoral Strategy

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Democrats Are Leaning Into Ohio in 2026

  By Tyler Spence

  

• Former Sen. Doug Jones Is Running for Alabama Governor

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Trump Helped Schumer Get Three of His Dream Candidates for 2026

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Marie Gluesenkamp Perez Keeps Frustrating Democrats. Her Allies Say That’s Why She Wins.

  By Helen Huiskes

  

• Eric Swalwell Launches Run for California Governor

  By Tyler Spence

  

• Booker and Padilla Demand Answers About Hiring Standards for Immigration Agents

  By Jackie Llanos

  

• House Republican Moves to Expel Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick from Congress

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Trump Suggests Sedition Charges and ‘DEATH’ for Democrats Who Told Troops to Refuse Illegal Orders

  By Tyler Spence and Mark Alfred

  

• House Democrat Accused of Stealing $5M in Disaster Funds

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Think This Year’s School Board Elections Could Be Good News for the Midterms

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Billionaire Tom Steyer Enters California Governor’s Race

  By Tyler Spence

  

• House Democrat Succeeds in Her Effort to Reprimand Rep. Chuy García Over Succession Scheme

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Agree Affordability Is the Party’s Winning Issue, but Will It Be the Uniting One?

  By Jade Lozada

  

• Democrat Bucks Jeffries in Quest to Denounce Illinois Congressman’s Succession Scheme

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Are Actively Recruiting a Replacement for Jared Golden

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Maryland Democrats Want to Redistrict. Their State’s Senate President Isn’t Making It Easy.

  By Manuela Silva

  

• A Tennessee Special Election Could Test Whether a Blue Wave Is Coming in 2026

  By Torrence Banks and Alex Roarty

  

• The DOJ Took Down a Report on Indigenous People — Mandated by a Law Trump Signed — to Comply With an Anti-DEI Order

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• To Protest Gerrymandering, This North Carolina Democrat Is Running as a Republican

  By Christa Dutton

  

• Democrats Are in a Messaging Minefield After Government Shutdown Fold

  By Daniella Diaz and Ursula Perano

  

• House Democrats Aim to Force Vote to Extend ACA Subsidies

  By Tyler Spence, Daniella Diaz and Oriana González

  

• Former Democratic House Member Hopes for a Comeback in Virginia

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Young Democratic Socialists of America Is Growing Thanks to Trump and Mamdani

  By Avani Kalra and Adora Brown

  

• Maine Senate Candidate Jordan Wood Is Running for House Seat Instead

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democratic Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman, 80, Announces Her Retirement

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• This Congressional Candidate Disagrees With the Shutdown Deal Her Mother Helped Negotiate

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Schumer Didn’t Vote for the Government Funding Deal. He’s Under Fire Anyway.

  By Ursula Perano and Daniella Diaz

  

• Senate Democratic Candidates Hate the Deal Made by a Group of Senate Democrats

  By Ursula Perano

  

• ‘Creepy’: Democrats Weigh Ethics Complaint After GOP Senator Accessed Their Cars’ Safety Data

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• ICE Doesn’t Notify Family Members When it Transfers Detainees. This Democrat Wants to Change That.

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Forget 2026, the Race for 2028 Has Already Started

  By Helen Huiskes

  

• Nancy Pelosi Announces Her Retirement From Congress

  By Daniella Diaz and Oriana González

  

• Democrats Have Found a One-Word Answer to Their Political Woes: ‘Affordability’

  By Riley Rogerson, Daniella Diaz and Oriana González

  

• Progressives Need Mamdani to Succeed. Here’s How They Want Him to Do It.

  By Raymond Fernández

  

• Democrats’ Election Night Sweep Has Emboldened Them in the Shutdown Fight

  By Riley Rogerson and Daniella Diaz

  

• Democrats Defied the Polls, Won Big and Calmed Party Nerves Ahead of 2026

  By Alex Roarty

  

• California Voters Approve Democrat-Friendly Congressional District Map

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Virginia Elects Democrat Jay Jones as Attorney General Despite Texting Scandal

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Sen. Alex Padilla Decides Against Running for California Governor

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Democrats Are Nostalgic for How Pelosi Handled the Last Big Shutdown

  By Emily Kennard

  

• Gov. Wes Moore Is Creating a Redistricting Advisory Commission in Maryland

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Court-Ordered SNAP Funds Give Democrats New Runway in Shutdown Fight

  By Em Luetkemeyer, Riley Rogerson and Oriana González

  

• Senators Leave Town Cautiously Optimistic That Shutdown Talks Are Progressing

  By Ursula Perano and Riley Rogerson

  

• Haley Stevens’ Campaign Is Underwhelming Democrats

  By Alex Roarty and Daniella Diaz

  

• Why This Tennessee Primary Could Hold Answers About the Democratic Party’s Future

  By Torrence Banks

  

• The Democratic Base Is Very Happy With Their Members In Congress — For Once

  By Oriana González, Avani Kalra and Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Democrats Are Locking In for the Redistricting Fight They Never Wanted

  By Manuela Silva

  

• Democrats Signal They’ll Hold the Line Even as SNAP Benefits Are Set to Expire

  By Ursula Perano

  

• New York Democrats Are Looking to the Courts for a Path Forward on Redistricting

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• John Fetterman Keeps Bucking Democrats, But Lawmakers Say He’s Still Part of Their ‘Big Tent’

  By Avani Kalra

  

• Democrats’ ACA Subsidy Fight Is Really About Red States

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Trump Administration Says Democrats Can’t Visit ICE Facilities During Shutdown

  By Jackie Llanos

  

• Democrats Say Federal Workers Don’t Want Them to Cave. Their Union Says Otherwise.

  By Oriana González

  

• ‘More Determined Than Ever’: Democrats Refuse to Budge As Shutdown Approaches One-Month Mark

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Are Looking at California’s Prop 50 Campaign as a Blueprint for Redistricting

  By Manuela Silva

  

• House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries Endorses Zohran Mamdani for NYC Mayor

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Democrats Seize on Trump’s Ballroom Project as Shutdown Messaging War Ramps Up

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• When Will the Shutdown End? Some Lawmakers Hope Open Enrollment Renews Pressure to Open the Government

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Virginia Democrats to Open Surprise New Front in Nationwide Redistricting Battle

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Merkley Holds Marathon Speech but Falls Short of Cory Booker’s Record

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• ‘Shakedown’: Dems Decry Massive DOJ Payout Reportedly Demanded by Trump

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• ‘I Am Not a Secret Nazi’: Graham Platner Tattoo Controversy Roils Maine Senate Race

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón and Torrie Herrington

  

• The Top Senate Judiciary Democrat Is Demanding Insight Into ICE’s Hiring Practices

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• State Democratic Parties Face a Funding Dilemma. Can the DNC Actually Help?

  By Jade Lozada

  

• California Is Struggling to Find its Next Trump-Era Leader

  By Samuel Larreal and Manuela Silva

  

• Nevada’s Democratic Senators Are Split on Reopening the Government. Their Reasons Why Are the Same.

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Warn of Trump’s Executive Overreach at ‘No Kings’ Rallies

  By Emily Kennard

  

• A Congressman Who Doesn’t Think Lawmakers Should Trade Individual Stock Violated the STOCK Act

  By Dave Levinthal

  

• Anti-Establishment Anger Is Set to Rock Senate Democratic Primaries in 2026

  By Reese Gorman and Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Lay Out ‘Damning’ Examples of ICE’s Tactics in Chicago

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• The Senate Tries Another Approach to Fund the Government – and Fails

  By Em Luetkemeyer, Helen Huiskes, Avani Kalra and Tyler Spence

  

• Pritzker Reports $1.4 Million in Winnings From Vegas Blackjack Spree

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Sanders and AOC Knock Dem Leaders for Failure to Endorse Mamdani: ‘Hakeem, You Watching?’

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Democrats’ Senate Majority Hopes Hang on Three Candidates Older Than 65

  By Alex Roarty

  

• New Wisconsin Dems Chair Says He’s ‘Building a Bulwark’ Against the Trump Administration

  By Jade Lozada

  

• Democratic Senators Are Taking Trump’s Threats to Prosecute Them Seriously

  By Haley Byrd Wilt and Oriana González

  

• The Top Oversight Democrat Is Demanding to Schedule Ghislaine Maxwell’s Deposition

  By Manuela Silva and Riley Rogerson

  

• Jeffries and Schumer Hold the Line on the Shutdown — Will It Pay Off For Democrats?

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• ‘Hold Onto Your Hats’: Democrats Embrace MTG’s Change of Heart on Health Care

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Trump Says He’s Discussing a Health Care Deal With Democrats. That’s News to Them.

  By Mark Alfred

  

• Ken Martin Says the DNC Is ‘Bullish’ About Elections Next Month

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Maine State Auditor Defies National Democrats, Launches Primary Against Moderate Jared Golden

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democratic Presidential Prospects Are Unified in Shutdown Messaging Fight

  By Samuel Larreal and Torrie Herrington

  

• Democrats Finally Have the Base’s Praise. Can They Keep It?

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Slam ‘Spectacle’ of Hegseth’s Military Meeting

  By Hamed Ahmadi and Haley Byrd Wilt

  

• Bernie Sanders Uses His Platform to Rally Support for Democrats in Shutdown Fight

  By Torrie Herrington

  

• Voters Elected Her to Congress. Mike Johnson Is Making Her Wait.

  By Em Luetkemeyer and Oriana González

  

• Democrats’ Grassroots Groups Wanted a Shutdown. What Will They Do If They Get One?

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Democrats Plan to Gate-Crash Informal House Pro Forma Session Hours Before Shutdown Begins

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats Say They Won’t Budge on Health Care Demands But Want a ‘Good Faith Negotiation’ to Avoid a Shutdown

  By Oriana González and Daniella Diaz

  

• Blue Dog Democrats Launch a Podcast to Highlight Party’s Centrist Side

  By Reese Gorman

  

• Newly Released Epstein Estate Documents Mention Elon Musk

  By Oriana González and Daniella Diaz

  

• ‘Fascism’ Is Republicans’ New F-Word. Democrats Aren’t Deterred.

  By Alex Roarty

  

• ‘Trumped Up’: Democrats Fume as Republicans Take a Victory Lap Over Comey Indictment

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Democrats Blast OMB’s Government Shutdown Layoff Threat: ‘Get Lost’

  By Oriana González and Daniella Diaz

  

• Hakeem Jeffries and Chuck Schumer Fume at Trump for Canceling Meeting With Democrats

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Judiciary Dems Demand That the FBI Turn Over Tapes From Quashed Tom Homan Bribery Investigation

  By Jose Pagliery

  

• How Big Is the Democrats’ Tent?

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Democrats Rage Over Trump’s Threat to Prosecute Political Enemies

  By Riley Rogerson and Oriana González

  

• Democrats Split on a Resolution Honoring Charlie Kirk

  By Riley Rogerson, Daniella Diaz and Oriana González

  

• House Democrats Doubt the Trump Administration Takes Threats Against Them Seriously

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats’ New Fear: They Can’t Rely on Local Law Enforcement for Protection

  By Oriana González

  

• Senate Democrats Insist They’ll Stand Their Ground This Time on Government Funding

  By Helen Huiskes and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• House Democrats Call for a Probe Into Inspector General Vacancies

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Democrats Are Eager to Watch Republicans Fight Over Bill Cassidy’s Seat

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Donald Trump Calls for Federal Charges against George Soros, Alleging ‘Agitation’

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Senate Republicans Change the Rules to Speed Up Trump Nominees

  By Ursula Perano and Helen Huiskes

  

• House and Senate Democrats Say They Are ‘Unified’ on Funding Fight Demands

  By Helen Huiskes and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• AOC Cancels North Carolina Appearances After Charlie Kirk Shooting

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Chuck Schumer Drags Epstein Drama Into the Senate

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Democrats Think They Can Finally Win on Social Security

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Hate Trump’s Budget Law — Except the Parts They Want

  By Riley Rogerson and Em Luetkemeyer

  

• A Lawmaker Supporting the Congressional Stock Ban Bill Violated a Stock Disclosure Law

  By Dave Levinthal

  

• Texas Democratic State Rep. James Talarico to Launch Bid for Cornyn’s Senate Seat

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Jerry Nadler Is Clearing a Path for a New Generation. Other Democrats Aren’t Following It.

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Five House Republicans Vote to Block LaMonica McIver Censure Resolution

  By Oriana González

  

• House Democrats Say Restoring Health Care Cuts a Non-Negotiable on Government Funding

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Democrats Are Cooperating on the Defense Bill Despite Trump’s Use of Troops for Law Enforcement

  By Haley Byrd Wilt

  

• Democrats Are Under Pressure to Hold the Line on Government Funding

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Maine Brewer Enters the Crowded Democratic Field to Oust Susan Collins

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Black and Latino Democrats Warn Republican Redistricting Could Hurt Diversity

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• DNC Vice Chair to Protest Cuts By Walking 105 Miles Across Pennsylvania

  By Emily Kennard

  

• Schumer, Jeffries Call For a ‘Big Four’ Meeting Over Government Funding

  By Ursula Perano and Daniella Diaz

  

• Redistricting Campaign Pivot? California Democrats Say Please Hold.

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Fired-Up Newsom Shares His Pitch for a Democratic Turnaround

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• Forget Retirement: Older Lawmakers Want to Stay in Congress

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• DNC Chair: ‘We Cannot Be the Only Party That Plays by the Rules Anymore’

  By Alex Roarty

  

• The DNC Is Wading Into Israel’s War In Gaza

  By Alex Roarty

  

• The California Legislature Just Cleared the Way for a New Congressional District Map

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• North Carolina Democrats Brace for More Republican Efforts to Limit Voting Access

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Want Younger Leaders. They’re Fine With Aging Judges.

  By Oriana González

  

• Obama Weighs In on California Democrats’ Redistricting Effort

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Defiant Texas Democrat Spends Night at the Capitol After Refusing Police Escort

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Lawmakers’ New Botched Stock Disclosure Scapegoat: Financial Advisers

  By Dave Levinthal

  

• Sherrod Brown’s Race Will Test Trump Voters’ Buyer’s Remorse

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Congressional Book Club: Lawmakers Earn Big Money from Author Side Hustles

  By Dave Levinthal

  

• Dems’ Post-Redistricting Prognosis: ‘Definitely Harder’ to Reclaim House Majority

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Texas Democrats Say They’re Ready to End Their Redistricting Walkout

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Gavin Newsom Strikes Back at Republicans With a New Redistricting Plan for California

  By Emily Kennard

  

• ‘East Berlin in the 1950s’: Democrats Rage at Trump’s Immigrant Checkpoint in D.C.

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Democratic Lawmaker Promises to Dump Individual Stock Holdings After Latest Disclosure Violation

  By Dave Levinthal

  

• Democrats Are Furious About Trump’s D.C. Takeover. Will They Actually Try to Stop It?

  By Riley Rogerson

  

• Sherrod Brown Is Reportedly Planning a Senate Bid

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Trump Said He’s Just ‘Starting With D.C.’ Democrats Who Run Other Cities Worry They’re Next.

  By Shifra Dayak and Emily Kennard

  

• Trump’s Provoking A National Redistricting War. Only Congress Can Stop Him.

  By Emily Kennard

  

• California Democrats Say They’ll Redistrict Only if Texas Does First

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• Standoff at ICE Facility Leaves Democrats ‘Trapped’ for Half an Hour

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• ‘Republicans Are Running Scared’: DCCC Memo Claims Voters Are ‘Pissed’ at the Reconciliation Bill

  By Violet Jira

  

• ‘You Should Be Exposed’: Robert Garcia Knows He Can’t Let the Epstein Issue ‘Fizzle’

  By Riley Rogerson and Daniella Diaz

  

• Democrats Are Talking a Lot About Jeffrey Epstein at Home

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Go All In on Partisan Redistricting

  By Emily Kennard

  

• Democrats’ 2028 Hopefuls Can’t Quit Iowa and New Hampshire

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Kamala Harris Just Kicked Off the California Governor’s Race

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• House Democrats Sue DHS After Being Denied Access to ICE Detention Facilities

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Senate Democrats Turn to Obscure Rule to Force Release of Epstein Files

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• Kamala Harris Won’t Run for Governor

  By Jasmine Wright and Samuel Larreal

  

• The Henry Cuellar Conundrum for Democrats: Support a Flawed Candidate or Probably Lose

  By Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

  

• Influencer Kat Abughazaleh Scores Her First Endorsement From a Member of Congress

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats Vow to Redraw California’s Congressional Map in Retaliation for Texas

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Why Democrats Think They Can Make Everything About Jeffrey Epstein

  By Alex Roarty and Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Swing State Democratic Strategists Aren’t Sold on Gavin Newsom

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Mahmoud Khalil’s Hill Visit Wasn’t Just About ICE. He Was There to Talk About Israel.

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Young Progressives Are Figuring Out How to Use Zohran Mamdani’s Playbook

  By Oriana González and Shifra Dayak

  

• DNC Rolls Out New Billboard Campaign Outside Rural Hospitals

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• Ghazala Hashmi Could Become the First Muslim Woman Elected to Statewide Office

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Eye Their Own Redistricting Push to Counter Trump’s Texas Power Play

  By Brett Bachman

  

• Democrats Are Hitting the Road to Rail Against the Reconciliation Bill

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Zohran Mamdani’s Breakfast With House Democrats Avoids Intraparty Tensions

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• 20 States are Suing FEMA for Canceling Funds for Natural Disaster Preparedness

  By Anna Kramer

  

• New York House Democrats Stop Short of Pressuring Leaders to Endorse Mamdani

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Andrew Cuomo Will Stay in the New York City Mayoral Race

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• Jim Clyburn Is Testing the Limits of Being a Kingmaker

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Shifra Dayak

  

• Democrats Kick Off Post-Reconciliation Tour on Mike Johnson’s Home Turf

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Democratic Candidates Say They’re Being Neglected by the Party

  By Alex Roarty

  

• How an Octogenarian Became One of Democrats’ Biggest Posters

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Hakeem Jeffries Just Gave the Longest House Floor Speech in History

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Have Basically Given Up Trying to Message on Transgender Rights

  By Oriana González

  

• Democratic State Attorneys General Are Now the Most Powerful People in the Trump Resistance

  By Oriana González and Anna Kramer

  

• Fewer Democrats Are Taking the Bait on Republican Immigration Votes

  By Casey Murray

  

• Democrats Don’t Plan to Let Voters ‘Get Over’ Medicaid Cuts

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Elissa Slotkin Lays Out a ‘New Vision’ for Centrist Democrats After Zohran Mamdani’s Shocking Win

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• New York’s Congressional Democrats Are Split on Zohran Mamdani’s Mayoral Win

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• ‘People Are Bed-Wetting': Zohran Mamdani’s Win Has Become a Democratic Reckoning

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Latch Onto Mitch McConnell’s ‘Heartless’ Medicaid Comments

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• Democrats’ Hot New Legal Strategy is to Use Conservative Wins Against Trump

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Several Democrats Say They Support Trump’s Iran Strikes

  By Brett Bachman

  

• Democrats Say Trump Is Risking a Prolonged War by Striking Iranian Nuclear Sites

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• ‘Trying to Figure It Out': Democrats Press on With Public Events Despite Security Concerns

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• House Democrats Are Asking the Pentagon Why the Marines Detained a Civilian in LA

  By Emily Kennard

  

• Democrats Call In Military Veterans to Try to Flip the House

  By John T. Seward and Alex Roarty

  

• Oklahoma Democrat Kalyn Free Pushed for New DNC Elections — And She Wants a Seat at the Table

  By Em Luetkemeyer

  

• Democrats Are Pushing to Keep Attention on Gaza as People Become ‘Desensitized to Suffering’

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democratic Lawmakers Are Taking Out Liability Insurance As Trump Ramps Up Legal Threats

  By Oriana González and Riley Rogerson

  

• Gavin Newsom’s Potential 2028 Rivals Steer Clear on the LA Protests

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Are Trying to Capitalize on Republican Regrets To Block the Rescissions Package

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• 87-Year-Old Eleanor Holmes Norton Backtracks on Her Reelection Plans

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• David Hogg Leans Into DNC Drama With Another Primary Endorsement

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• CBC Chair Says Trump’s LA Deployments Are an Impeachable Offense

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• The DNC Is Posting Through It

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Say They Can Support Crypto While Calling Out Trump

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• House Democrats Start New ‘Veterans Caucus’ to Directly Respond to Trump

  By John T. Seward

  

• ‘It’s Everybody vs. David Hogg’: A Leaked Recording Leaves Democrats Fuming

  By Brett Bachman

  

• Hakeem Jeffries Would Rather Not Talk About Musk vs. Trump

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Have a Big Problem Coming Their Way: The Census

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• Democrats Say Trump’s New Travel Ban Won’t Be as Central to Messaging as Last Time

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Democrats Plan to Keep Using Elon Musk as Their Punching Bag

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democratic Lieutenant Governors Want to Be Their Party’s Future

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• House Judiciary Democrats Push for Investigation Into Nadler Staffer’s DHS Detention

  By Emily Kennard

  

• Democrats Ask SCOTUS to Keep Contribution Limits in Place — Or Let Them Go to Court

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Are Losing Key Immigrant Rights Champions. They Think a New Generation Is Ready.

  By Casey Murray and Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Say MAHA Report Inconsistencies Show Kennedy Isn’t Fit to Lead HHS

  By Emily Kennard

  

• The Democratic Party in Florida Is Floundering. Can an Independent Do Any Better?

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Democrats Hope Calling Out Republicans on the National Debt Can Stop the Reconciliation Bill

  By Haley Byrd Wilt

  

• Democrats Say There Will Be ‘a Lot More’ ICE Facility Visits in Spite of Criminal Charges

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• DNC Says Its Organizing Program Is ‘Largest Ever’ in a Nonelection Year

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• Do Democrats Have Another Blue Wave in Them?

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Hakeem Jeffries Is Beefing Up His Comms Team to Push Back on Republicans

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Say Republicans’ Reconciliation Negotiations Are a Messaging Goldmine

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Can Democrats Win on Crypto?

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Three Friends in the Senate All Rise to Power at the Same Time

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Shri Thanedar Drops His Plan to Force an Impeachment Vote

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Daniella Diaz

  

• What the Fight for Reparations Looks Like in the Trump Era

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Are Split on How to Respond to Trump’s Prescription Drug Plan

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• How to ‘Fast-Track’ David Hogg’s Removal: DNC Moves Forward With Vote to Void Vice Chair Elections

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• Rep. Gerry Connolly Is Trying to Clear the Way for His Former Chief to Replace Him

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Trump Is Giving Democrats Opportunities. Can They Capitalize?

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Samuel Larreal

  

• Not All Billionaires: Democrats Aren’t Against Big Money Donors If They Share Their Values

  By Calen Razor

  

• Inside the Shadow Race to Be the Top Democrat on Oversight

  By Riley Rogerson and Daniella Diaz

  

• Democrats Barely Caused a Ripple in Their First Big Moment to Question Trump’s Cabinet

  By Claire Heddles and Casey Murray

  

• Democrats Have Picked Four House Republicans to Target In Their Push Against Reconciliation

  By Calen Razor

  

• Virginia Democrats Think They Have a New Rallying Cry: Government Job Cuts

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Don’t Want to Talk About a Possible Recession

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Aim To Mark Trump’s 100 Days With Resistance — And Buzz

  By Ursula Perano and Helen Huiskes

  

• Democrats’ Senate Majority Hopes Hinge on Candidates Who Are Still Undecided

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Gerry Connolly Will Step Down as Top Democrat of the House Oversight Committee

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Another Black Democrat Lines Up to Challenge Shri Thanedar With Justice Democrats’ Backing

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Young Voters Don’t Like Trump. But They Don’t Like Congressional Democrats Either.

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• ‘David Hogg Has to Decide’: Irate Democrats Want Hogg to End His Primary Gambit — Or They Want Him Gone

  By Katherine Swartz and Alex Roarty

  

• Centrist Democrats Are Hitting the Road. Their First Stop: Arizona

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• New Poll: Democrats Should Focus More on Elon Musk, Less on ‘Project 2025’

  By Alex Roarty

  

• A Democrat Who Investigated Abuses in El Salvador Says His Party Must Focus on Abrego Garcia

  By Torrence Banks

  

• ‘Do More’: Democrats Are Getting Grilled on Their Votes With Republicans

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• The Democrats Who Voted for Trump’s Housing Secretary Have Moved On

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Wonder if Hakeem Jeffries Can Meet the Moment

  By Riley Rogerson and Daniella Diaz

  

• Democrats Accuse Trump and His Allies of Profiting Off of Tariff Flip

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Expand List of Town Halls in Republican Districts — Including NRCC Chair Richard Hudson’s

  By Calen Razor

  

• Will Supporting Schumer’s Leadership Be a Litmus Test For Democratic Candidates?

  By Calen Razor

  

• Democrats Say Trump’s Tariff Pause Won’t Undercut Their Message on His Economy

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats’ New Stunt: A Shadow Hearing on Trump’s Unprecedented Use of the DOJ

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• House Republicans Cut Their Week Short. Democrats Used the Free Time to Call Them Out on It.

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Want to Win the Internet. The Internet’s Liberal Stars Want a Seat at the Table.

  By Oriana González

  

• Meet the Controversial 23-Year-Old Pulling in Millions for Long-Shot Florida Democrats

  By Claire Heddles

  

• ‘A Period of Frustration’: The CBC Is Looking for New Ways to Disrupt Trump

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• First-Term Congressman Sam Liccardo Raises Eye-Popping $1.5 Million

  By Reese Gorman and Mark Alfred

  

• Democrats Consider More Tactics Like Cory Booker’s Record-Breaking Senate Speech

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Trump’s Tariffs May Give Democrats an Easy Political Opening

  By Haley Byrd Wilt

  

• New Jersey’s Republican Candidates Are Going MAGA. Democrats Say It’s Welcome.

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• California Democrats Get ‘Abundance-Pilled’ As They Look for a Path Forward for their Party

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• The AOC 2028 Buzz Has Hit the House. Rep. Ocasio-Cortez Says She’s Focused on ‘Now.’

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• House Democrats Are Calling for Hegseth to Be Fired — Or Resign

  By John T. Seward

  

• Democrats Say They’re Furious Over FTC Firings — But Maybe Not Furious Enough to Block Trump’s Nominee

  By Samuel Larreal and Claire Heddles

  

• Ro Khanna Argues Democrats’ ‘Old Guard Needs To Go’

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Emily Kennard

  

• Inside Democrats’ Reshuffling on Trans Issues

  By Oriana González

  

• A Democratic Senator Inched Closer to Calling for Chuck Schumer to Step Aside

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Daniella Diaz

  

• Chuck Schumer Digs In His Heels and Says He’s the ‘Best Leader’ for the Senate

  By Daniella Diaz and Ursula Perano

  

• Bills, Rallies and New Caucuses: How Democrats Plan to Keep Housing in the Spotlight

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Fear the House’s China Select Committee Is Too Loyal to Trump

  By Haley Byrd Wilt

  

• Democrats Stepped On Their Own Recess Week Messaging

  By Tinashe Chingarande, Amelia Benavides-Colón and Daniella Diaz

  

• Angry Donors and Protests: Democrats Think Chuck Schumer Has Set Them Up to ‘Lose Fast’

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro, Calen Razor and Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Why a New Democratic Member From a Red State Wants to Focus on the Issues

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Senate Democrats Get Ready to Cave on Government Funding Standoff

  By Ursula Perano and Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Democrats Hint at the Legislative End Game to Avoid a Shutdown

  By Ben T.N. Mause and Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Say They ‘Will Not Take a Lecture’ From Republicans on Decorum

  By Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

  

• Senate Democrats Weigh Their ‘Two Bad Options’: A GOP Funding Bill or a Shutdown

  By Ursula Perano and Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Mike Johnson’s Government Funding Gambit: Disregard House Dems, Jam Senate Dems

  By Daniella Diaz and Reese Gorman

  

• Trump 2028? Democrats Aren’t Ready to Deal With the Possibility.

  By Torrence Banks

  

• Democrats Can’t Agree on Whether to Help Republicans Avoid a Government Shutdown

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• California Democrats Aren’t On Board With Newsom’s Take on Transgender Athletes

  By Mark Alfred and Samuel Larreal

  

• Republicans Say There’s Only One Way to Prevent a Shutdown. Democrats Aren’t Biting.

  By Riley Rogerson and Helen Huiskes

  

• Democrats Tried to Make Their Resistance About the Issues. It Became About Trump.

  By Daniella Diaz, Calen Razor, Shifra Dayak and Samuel Larreal

  

• Rep. Al Green Was Escorted Out of the House Less Than Five Minutes Into Trump’s Joint Address

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Democrats Say the Wind Development Ban Won’t Affect Projects in Progress. The Reality is Less Clear.

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Top Democrats Want To Know More About Scott Turner’s Interest in Privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac

  By Amelia Benavides-Colón

  

• Moderate Democrats Lay Out Their Strategy to Reach Voters

  By Daniella Diaz

  

• Democratic Senators Concede Age Matters in Elections — Just Don’t Ask Them If They’re Too Old to Run

  By Ursula Perano

  

• Democrats Find Their Economic Message: What Happened to Trump Populism?

  By Calen Razor

  

• ‘Elon Musk, Elon Musk, Elon Musk’: Democrats Go After a Common Enemy During DOGE’s First Hearing

  By Mark Alfred

  

• Democrats Name Their Battlegrounds for the Next Two Years of State-Level Races

  By Calen Razor

  

• House Democrats Were Shut Out of the Department of Education

  By Helen Huiskes

  

• Democrats Are Finally Coming to a Plan to Counter Trump. Maybe.

  By Tinashe Chingarande, Calen Razor and Katherine Swartz

  

• Ken Martin Will Be the DNC Chair as Democrats Attempt to Rebuild

  By Calen Razor

  

• Democrats’ Leadership Vacuum Has Made the DNC Race a Popularity Contest

  By Calen Razor

  

• Rural Democrats Want a Reckoning. The DNC, Not So Much.

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• Jaime Harrison’s Final Memo as DNC Chair Goes After Project 2025

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• The Next DNC Chair Will Walk Into a Firestorm

  By Jasmine Wright and Calen Razor

  

• ‘The Republican Rip Off’: Democrats Are Branding Trump’s Chaotic Federal Aid Freeze

  By Violet Jira

  

• OMB’s Freeze Chaos Isn’t Getting in the Way of Russell Vought’s Confirmation

  By Oriana González, Ben T.N. Mause and Shifra Dayak

  

• ‘It’s DOGE Season’: The State-Level Push to Rebrand Government Efficiency

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Democrats Are Out on Social Media — But They Know They Can’t Quit

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro, Tinashe Chingarande and Torrence Banks

  

• Democratic Groups Worry Their DEI Work Will Come Under Attack in the New Trump Era

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• The First 24 Hours of Trump for a Democratic State Attorney General

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Republicans and Democrats Have Their Doubts About Trump’s Vision of ‘Manifest Destiny’

  By Katherine Swartz and Anna Kramer

  

• Democrats Help Trump Secure His First Policy Win on Immigration

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• A Smaller Women’s March Adapts to a New Era of Trump

  By Violet Jira

  

• What a Veteran of Bernie Sanders, Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi Thinks the DNC Is Getting Wrong

  By Calen Razor

  

• The Laken Riley Act Has the Votes to Pass Over Democratic Objections

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Democrats Wave Away the Inroads Republicans Made in Blue States

  By Helen Huiskes and Mark Alfred

  

• Party Veterans Defend Their Work Amid Growing Pressures to Clean House at the DNC

  By Calen Razor

  

• The Elon Musk Problem: Democrats Debate Whether They Need Their Own Billionaires

  By Calen Razor

  

• Georgia Ethics Commission Fines Stacey Abrams’ Old Group for Illegally Supporting Her Campaign for Governor

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Democrats Face Their First Postelection Test on Trans Rights

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats Are the Opposition Party. Are They Going to Act Like It?

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Ben Wikler’s Winning Over Every Type of Democrat. Winning Elections Is a Different Story.

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• The Laken Riley Act Could Reshape Immigration. Advocates Say Democrats Don’t Get It.

  By Casey Murray

  

• The ‘Uncommitted’ Movement Grapples With Organizing Under Trump

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Senate Democrats Get on Board With a Republican Immigration Bill — For Now

  By Casey Murray

  

• California Democrats Worry Trump Will Block Fire Aid

  By Samuel Larreal

  

• House Republicans Are Divided. Democrats Want to Take Advantage.

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Calen Razor

  

• Desperate Democrats See Reason for Optimism in the 2025 Special Elections

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• ‘One of the Best’: Democrats Say Biden’s Legacy Will Look Good in Time

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• How Democrats’ Old Guard Beat Out AOC

  By Riley Rogerson and Violet Jira

  

• Inside the Democratic Party’s Reckoning With Wokeness and the Working Class

  By Calen Razor

  

• Democrats’ Next Debate: What Makes a Good Democrat Now?

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Alex Roarty

  

• Democrats Want Major Change Ahead of the DNC’s Leadership Elections

  By Calen Razor

  

• Should Rahm Emanuel Be DNC Chair? Some House Democrats Don’t Think So.

  By Helen Huiskes

  

• ‘We Have a Problem’: Democrats in New Jersey Are Trying to Figure Out How to Keep the Governor’s Seat

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• New York Democrats Reckon With Harris’ Underperformance

  By Violet Jira

  

• Democrats Got a ‘Huge Surprise’ in the Suburbs: ‘It Just Didn’t Work’

  By Alex Roarty, Em Luetkemeyer and Helen Huiskes

  

• Democrats Can’t Rely on Abortion to Win Elections

  By Oriana González

  

• Internal Document Reveals a Quarter of House Dems Severely Behind in Dues to Campaign Arm

  By Shifra Dayak

  

• Ro Khanna Goes After Wall Street Landlords to Address Rising Home Prices

  By Mark Alfred

  

• The War in Gaza is Fracturing Al Gore’s Nonprofit

  By Noah Kirsch

  

• The DNC Has So Much Money That It’s Now Spending in Idaho

  By Alex Roarty

  

• How Democrats Messaged Trump’s Election Interference at the DNC

  By John T. Seward

  

• Democrats’ Four-Day Sigh of Relief Is Over. Now Come the White-Knuckle Weeks.

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro, Jasmine Wright and Calen Razor

  

• The DNC Influencers Don’t Get the Frustration. They Just Think They Give Democrats Something New.

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• A Muslim Delegate Peacefully Protested at the Convention. She Said Her Party Turned Against Her.

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Democrats Put Border Security Front and Center at the DNC

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• Centrist Democrats Are Throwing Their Support Behind Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s Challenger

  By Claire Heddles and Katherine Swartz

  

• Democrats Pass the Mic to Republicans at the DNC

  By Byron Tau

  

• The Big Drama of DNC Day One: Bus Delays

  By Calen Razor

  

• Progressives Are Having Their Moment With Tim Walz

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• ‘He Told Me to Get Past It’: Biden’s Close Friend and Philly’s Dem Party Leader Turns His Operation to Harris

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Why Did Progressives Leave Rashida Tlaib to Protest Netanyahu on Her Own?

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Is Chicago’s Mayor Ready to Host a Messy Democratic Convention?

  By Jasmine Wright

  

• Democrats Have Stopped Despairing

  By Haley Byrd Wilt

  

• Progressives Showed Loyalty to Biden. They Expect Kamala Harris to Take Notice.

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Republicans Will Make Swapping Nominees Complicated. But They’ll Likely Fail.

  By Byron Tau and Nuha Dolby

  

• With Biden Out, the DNC Needs to Decide a Course of Action. Here Are the Options.

  By Katherine Swartz, Tinashe Chingarande, Byron Tau and Nuha Dolby

  

• The Democrats Floated as Alternatives to Harris Are Keeping Their Plans Quiet

  By Nuha Dolby

  

• With Biden’s Endorsement, Is It Kamala Harris’ Time?

  By Jasmine Wright

  

• Joe Biden Won’t
  Run For Reelection

  By Riley Rogerson and Calen Razor

  

• Who’s Next? For Joe Biden’s Doubters, Getting Him Out Might Be the Easy Part.

  By Calen Razor

  

• ‘Time for You to Pass the Torch’: More Democrats Call for Biden to Withdraw

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Hope Project 2025 Will Help Them With Black Voters

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Calen Razor

  

• Democrats Return to Their Campaign Against Trump

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Bob Menendez Could Get Pushed Out of the Senate

  By Ryan Hernández

  

• Down-Ballot Democrats Aren’t Feeling Biden’s Electability Problem — Yet

  By Alex Roarty and Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• The Congressional Black Caucus Has Biden’s Back — Publicly

  By Tinashe Chingarande and Calen Razor

  

• Biden Is Digging In

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• Biden’s Highly Anticipated Interview Didn’t Calm Nerves. It Was Never Going To.
  

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro, Ben T.N. Mause, Calen Razor and Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Had a Chance to End the Trump Era After Jan. 6. Some Are Now Haunted by It.

  By Haley Byrd Wilt and Oriana González

  

• The Democratic Dynamic: Publicly Support Biden, Privately Hope for the End

  By Alex Roarty, Riley Rogerson and Matt Fuller

  

• Democrats Are Shifting Right on Homelessness, With the Supreme Court’s OK

  By Casey Murray

  

• ‘Her Future Is Intertwined With His’: How Kamala Harris Is Approaching Her Most Pivotal Stretch With Biden

  By Jasmine Wright

  

• Inside the GOP Effort to Make Sure Biden Is the Democratic Nominee

  By Ben T.N. Mause and Reese Gorman

  

• Democrats Want Pharmacies to Offer Abortion Pills After the Supreme Court Preserved Access

  By Oriana González

  

• The First Democratic Member Just Called for Joe Biden to Withdraw

  By Ryan Hernández

  

• Democrats Say the Supreme Court’s Immunity Ruling Proves Its Pro-Trump Bias

  By Oriana González

  

• The Supreme Court Punted on Abortion. Democrats Think It’s Election-Related.

  By Oriana González

  

• Biden’s Record Is Full of Climate Wins — So Why Don’t Voters Know It?

  By Alex Roarty

  

• Jamaal Bowman’s Primary Is Confusing Progressives to the Very End

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• This North Carolina Race Could End the GOP’s State Legislature Supermajority

  By Calen Razor

  

• Greg Casar Wants to Fix Texas’ Power Grid. The Politics Make It Near-Impossible.

  By Anna Kramer

  

• Angela Alsobrooks Is Campaigning for History — If She Can Best Larry Hogan

  By Jasmine Wright

  

• Inside Democrats’ Plans to Repeal the Comstock Act

  By Oriana González

  

• ‘Couch 2024’: Some Pro-Reparations Activists Are Encouraging Black Voters to Stay Home

  By Calen Razor

  

• Pro-Immigrant Democrats Are Finally (but Warily) Happy With Biden

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Casey Murray

  

• Pro-Immigrant Voters Don’t Want Trump. Democrats Warn They May Not Want a Hard-line Biden, Either.

  By Casey Murray

  

• Democrats Begin Their Offensive Against the Comstock Act

  By Oriana González

  

• Democrats Don’t Want Voters to Get Too Excited About the Supreme Court’s Abortion Pill Ruling

  By Oriana González

  

• A New Project Backing Democratic Women Is Injecting Cash in State-Level Races

  By Calen Razor

  

• Senate Republicans Say They Support Birth Control. They’re Also Backing Restrictions.

  By Oriana González

  

• Republicans Insist the DOJ Is Biden’s Political Tool — Even With Hunter Biden on Trial

  By Calen Razor

  

• House Democrats Are Going on the Offensive on Birth Control

  By Oriana González

  

• Anti-Abortion Activists Want a Seat at the Political Table. Neither Party Wants Them There.

  By Oriana González

  

• ‘The Patrón’: How Henry Cuellar and His Family Control Webb County, Texas

  By Casey Murray and Byron Tau

  

• ‘Republicans Can’t Have It Both Ways’: Why Democrats Held a Second Vote on a Doomed Border Bill

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Biden Has a Problem With Men. He’s Running Out of Time to Fix It.

  By Jasmine Wright and Evan McMorris-Santoro

  

• Henry Cuellar Is Losing Staff After His Indictment

  By Ryan Hernández

  

• Henry Cuellar, Under Federal Indictment, Has Some Unusual Defenders

  By Ryan Hernández

  

• Democrats Say They Didn’t ‘Save Mike Johnson’

  By Calen Razor, Tinashe Chingarande and Oriana González

  

• Henry Cuellar’s Indictment Creates a Mess for Democrats in Texas

  By Casey Murray and Ryan Hernández

  

• A Ballot Issue Could Rock the Primary Race for Detroit’s U.S. House Member

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Don’t Want to Talk About the Police Response to Campus Protests

  By Nuha Dolby and Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Democrats Doubt Netanyahu as Cease-Fire Negotiations Come Down to the Wire

  By John T. Seward

  

• Florida Democrats Want to Win on Abortion. They’re Facing Many Hurdles.

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Students Are Protesting.
  The Democratic Convention
  Is in Chicago. Is This Another 1968?

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Jasmine Wright

  

• Democrats Want a Bill to Combat Antisemitism. But Which One?

  By Tinashe Chingarande

  

• How Parenthood Changed Pete Buttigieg

  By Dan Merica

  

• Politicians Say They Are Ready for a TikTok Ban Panic

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Summer Lee Just Won a Tough Primary. Other Progressives May Use Her Playbook.

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• House Democrats Aren’t Committing to Save Mike Johnson Just Yet

  By Casey Murray

  

• Inside the Rapid-Response Machine Ready for Trump’s Abortion Pivot

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Oriana González

  

• Matt Gaetz Says He Isn’t Running for Governor. Nobody Seems to Believe Him.

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff Are Trying to Keep Everyone (Mostly) Happy on Israel
  

  By Jasmine Wright

  

• Republicans’ Pull With Latinos Is Hitting Its Limits In South Texas

  By Casey Murray

  

• Florida Democrats Can’t Even Win Over Themselves

  By Claire Heddles

  

• How a Former Democratic Operative Is Testing the Limits of What a Newsroom Can Be

  By Maggie Severns

  

• Democrats Are Baffled by Joe Manchin’s Judicial Nominee Vow

  By Ben T.N. Mause and John T. Seward

  

• This Democrat Has a Liability. His Opponents Are Steering Clear.

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Does the Progressive Movement Still Have Juice? Summer Lee’s About to Find Out.

  By Katherine Swartz

  

• Black Women Worry the Biden Campaign Isn’t Listening

  By Jasmine Wright

  

• Democrats Have a New Border Whisperer. He’s Been Here All Along.

  By Casey Murray

  

• Joe Biden’s Immigration Language Has Gone Too Far for Some Democrats

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Florida Democrats Are Pleading for National Investment for 2024. It Probably Won’t Work.

  By Claire Heddles

  

• Republicans and Democrats Are Finally Ready to Talk About Their Biggest Weaknesses

  By Alex Roarty and Nuha Dolby

  

• Is Andy Kim Too Nice for New Jersey?

  By Dan Merica

  

• Democrats Aren’t Ready to Abandon Lloyd Austin Yet

  By John T. Seward

  

• Republicans Say They Support IVF — Just Maybe Not an Actual Bill to Protect It

  By Oriana González

  

• Sheila Jackson Lee Might Lose the Primary to Her Long-Ago Intern

  By Ryan Hernández

  

• Is Biden in 2024 a Replay of Bush in 1992?

  By Dan Merica

  

• The House Race Democrats Can’t Afford to Lose in North Carolina

  By Calen Razor

  

• Democrats Test-Drive Being the Aggressors on Border Security

  By Evan McMorris-Santoro and Nuha Dolby

  

• The Democratic Strategy to Fight the Special Counsel’s Report

  By Ben T.N. Mause and Katherine Swartz

  

• Democrats’ Hard Right Turn on the Border

  By Alex Roarty, Tara Kavaler and Tinashe Chingarande

  

• Can Jim Clyburn Save Joe Biden Again?

  By Jasmine Wright and Tinashe Chingarande

  

• How Trump and an Army of Volunteers Won New Hampshire for Joe Biden

  By Katherine Swartz and Casey Murray

  

• Are Georgia Republicans’ Maps Actually Helping Lucy McBath?

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Democrats Would Rather Not Talk About Fani Willis

  By Ben T.N. Mause

  

• Inside The Private Meetings Where Black Women Gave Team Biden An ‘Earful’

  By Jasmine Wright