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This package of essays is not an exercise in political “messaging.” It is an effort to provide the policy scaffolding of a ...

Trump's plan to gut regulations and persecute his enemies will run into fierce resistance and roadblocks of his own making.

Democrat doom From the fainting couch come comments from concussed Democrats who continue to conflate progressive ...

Eight new and current Democrats will be the voices and faces of the party with the weight of a GOP trifecta on their ...

A mix of high-profile and local races will take place in the first few months of this year, which could serve as a barometer ...

The Democratic Party expected that an increasingly diverse country would deliver an enduring majority. The election proved ...

Of all the sights in American politics, few are more pathetic to watch than a political party trying to figure out why it ...

The progressive billionaire and Democratic Party activist received the nation's highest civilian honor from President Joe ...

As Democrats look to 2025, several factors provide them with a sense of hope and optimism for regaining and maintaining ...

ASU's Michael Crow is the prototype that Democrats should look for in a leader, someone known less for ideology and more for sheer competence.

Of a dozen new senators elected to the new Congress, columnist Ron Faucheux picks these three are rising stars.