‘Good Trouble’: 17 House Democrats arrested protesting Roe reversal at Supreme Court

By Jessica Corbett

Democratic leaders are finally talking about democracy at risk, but their actions don’t yet match their words

By Jim Carroll

To defeat fascism, you must say its name, and then act accordingly

As GOP marches toward fascism, the Democratic establishment is responding with charts and numbers

By Ravi Mangla

President Joe Biden and other Democratic leaders seem to hope that authoritarianism can be opposed casually

Joe Manchin seemingly admits he planned to double-cross Biden, congressional progressives

By Kenny Stancil

Conservative West Virginia Democrat claims he had secret agreement with Senate leaders to stop progressives from linking two budget bills

Top congressional Dems still optimistic they can ‘come together’ to pass infrastructure bills

By Jessica Corbett

Conservative Dems continue to demand spending less while progressives say they have compromised enough

As Newsom defeats right-wing recall effort, California’s importance for Democrats becomes clearer

By Raphael J. Sonenshein

California is America’s most populous state but national Democrats have mostly ignored it except as a piggybank, did the recall change that?

Many Democratic leaders still haven’t realized that their base voters aren’t motivated by ideology

By John Halpin and Ruy Teixeira

If Democratic activists want to mobilize their voters to the polls, they should stop treating them like the Republican base

Democrats thought that demographics were destiny, we’re living with the consequences

By Ruy Teixeira

Demographics set the contours of elections, they don’t determine them

Kyrsten Sinema knows what she’s doing, does anyone else?

By Amanda Becker

The Arizona senator doesn’t explain herself often, but her autobiography suggests she has a method to her actions