“I like Elon Musk,” Sen. Kevin Cramer said, “but he’s one man.”

For decades, Democrats were widely regarded as the party of the middle class. But polls show that is changing.

There’s new evidence that the Democratic Party’s reputation is in a bad place. That doesn’t mean the party is doomed, electorally speaking. There’s plenty of reason to doubt that, given lots of history and its performance in the 2025 elections thus far — but it is a complicating factor for the party’s path forward.

Election pitting liberal Lee Jae-myung against conservative candidate Kim Moon Soo comes after months of chaos following Yoon Suk Yeol’s short-lived imposition of martial law

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Trump’s recovering job approval, the budget, the 2026 midterms, government monitoring of social media, race relations, Democrats’ leader, and summer expectations.

Countless Americans want the party leadership to stand up for democracy. Instead, the executive committee remains in a bubble

California Democrats are relying on the “resistance” playbook from 2018. Will it motivate the 2 million voters who sat out in November?