Sayed’s defeated primary rival proved that Democrats’ pro-oligarch faction is willing to destroy their own party.

Progressive donors rally behind Democratic nominees, while establishment money disappears — or crosses over to Republicans.

The right spent decades building a political ecosystem. Democrats are still acting as if one election can defeat it.

The liberal-flavored Chamber of Progress is pressing Democrats to scrutinize the White House — but avoid probing tech giants that bankrolled and benefited from Trump's presidency. A month later, ...

Democracy establishes a no-ICE zone, the revolution gets a routing number, survivors score an $800 million reckoning, and ...

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Some Democrats want to chase “Romney Republicans.” Here’s why Robert Reich thinks that’s a losing bet, which candidates he’s watching, and why Chuck Schumer should go if Democrats win the Senate. The ...

Hakeem Jeffries, the Democratic minority leader. The crowd erupted in boos at the sight of the congressman, who represents a ...

A longtime establishment power broker is backing socialist Nithya Raman over Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass — a sign that some in the donor class are following voters to the left. In Los Angeles, ...

The artificial intelligence giant Anthropic has released its IPO paperwork to go public on the stock market, and the numbers are sobering. After losing $42 billion in 2025, the maker of the chatbot ...

The surging Texas gubernatorial candidate is explicitly campaigning against Corporate Democrats’ old formula and its useless labels. In my new piece for The Lever, I take a look at how Corporate ...