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I was wrong about the “blue wave”: It’s here. But where will it land and what does it mean?
Andrew O'Hehir
What will happen in November? Who knows! But the wave led by progressive women is transforming American politics
Andrew Cuomo defeats Cynthia Nixon of “Sex and the City” in another win for Democratic establishment
Matthew Rozsa
Not a single incumbent governor or senator within the Democratic Party has lost a primary in 2018
Bernie Sanders calls for a new international left to fight Steve Bannon’s right-wing “Movement”
Heather Digby Parton
Supposed genius Steve Bannon thinks he can lure progressives into the nationalist right. Sanders says no thanks
Former NYC mayor, billionaire Michael Bloomberg planning 2020 presidential run: report
Nicole Karlis
Sources tell Times of London he’s preparing to run as a Democrat
President Jimmy Carter urges other members of the Democratic Party not to move too far to the left
Matthew Rozsa
The 39th president of the U.S. issued a warning that Democrats need to be more moderate in order to take on Trump
Courage and bolt cutters: The next generation of climate activists
Eric Holthaus
My generation is radically remaking climate activism. Will it be enough?
Bernie Sanders leaves Cynthia Nixon’s name off the list of candidates he is endorsing in New York
Shira Tarlo
The senator from Vermont declined to back a candidate in the race to be the state's Democratic nominee for governor
Bernie Sanders’ son falling behind in New Hampshire congressional race
Matthew Rozsa
Levi Sanders is running for Congress in New Hampshire — but without his father's endorsement
Bernie Sanders, Rep. Ro Khanna introduce “Stop BEZOS Act”
Nicole Karlis
Sanders' proposed bill — BEZOS is actually an acronym — would levy a tax on big corporations like Amazon
DNC superdelegates have been tamed — but millions of Democratic primary votes are still vulnerable
Steven Rosenfeld
If Berniecrats want millions of new voters, they need to win big in state primaries like New York’s September vote
Are the politics of “incivility” paving the road to an American fascism? Part 1 of 2
Henry A. Giroux
Complaints about civility avoid the big questions of the Trump era: Why is America sliding into authoritarianism?
Is democratic socialism dead already? Mainstream media seems to think so
Justin Anderson
Mainstream publications keep announcing that the left-wing Democratic insurgency has been defeated. Not so fast
Amazon fires back at Bernie Sanders’ allegations of poor worker conditions at fulfillment centers
Shira Tarlo
The Vermont senator claims that Amazon is "less than forthcoming with information about their employment practices"
Andrew Gillum’s primary upset in Florida pits progressive against pro-Trump Ron DeSantis
Matthew Rozsa
Elections in Arizona, Florida and Oklahoma were all beneficial to the left and pro-Trump crowds
Why does Donald Trump claim his trade war is a matter of “national security”?
Trey Fields
The president's tough talk on trade signals a major conceptual shift, one that could endanger America's future
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the next Barack Obama?
Matthew Rozsa
Just like Barack Obama before her, upstart hotshot Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Beneath the blue wave in Orange County: Not just about House races in longtime GOP stronghold
Paul Rosenberg
Four House seats may flip in Richard Nixon's former home. But for activists on the ground, it's about much more
A big win for progressive Democrats? Party looks set to limit power of superdelegates
Steven Rosenfeld
A move long advocated by the "Bernie Sanders wing" looks likely, which should shift the contours of the 2020 race
Lawsuit against GOP tax cuts flips the script for Democrats and Republicans
Richard Tofel
A lawsuit attacking last year’s tax cut will test who judicial conservatives align with
Robert Mueller and impeachment chatter is helping Democrats, not hurting them
Matthew Rozsa
New polls and analysis suggests the Mueller probe and renewed impeachment talk will boost Democrats this fall
How I learned to love the meme: Weaponized irony as the voice a rising generation
Lori Barrett
For their creators, online memes go well beyond ironic humor. They're an organizing tool and a medium of discourse
Once its greatest foes, doctors are embracing single-payer
Shefali Luthra
Organized medicine, and previous generations of doctors, had for the most part staunchly opposed single-payer
QAnon, Tampa and Donald Trump: Not all conspiracy theories are the same
Paul Rosenberg
Conspiracy theories motivate voters on both sides of the aisle — but with strikingly different results
“Mini-Maduro”: RNC attacks Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, compares her to Venezuelan dictator
Matthew Rozsa
The New York congressional candidate has been criticized by conservatives like Tomi Lahren and Ben Shapiro
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