Democrats
Here's the latest on the Democratic Party. President Joe Biden won the 2020 election against the Republican nominee, former President Donald Trump. It is one of the two major political parties in the United States, alongside the Republican Party. The current chairperson of the party is former Secretary of Labor in the Obama administration, Tom Perez.
Stephen Miller: DOGE staff will access IRS data on 'programmatic level'
Democratic lawmakers are fighting DOGE's plans to access IRS data over fears it could be used to politically target Americans.
Rising star Mallory McMorrow tells Democrats to leave the "bulls***" behind
McMorrow sat down with Newsweek to talk how her party could solve their messaging problem, why most people don't care and how to engage Gen Z.
War on drug cartels ramps up at America's blue border
Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman told Newsweek New Mexico needs "a strong community response" to drug crisis.
Marjorie Taylor Greene uses Democrats' own words to defend DOGE
The GOP congresswoman shared former Democratic leaders' words on cutting federal spending to argue that DOGE is nonpartisan.
Democrats 2028 primary polls: What early data shows
The election may be over three years away, but there's already a steady trickle of polls on potential candidates.
Democrat senator admits criticism of "over-wokeism" is "valid attack"
Mark Warner said on Saturday that criticism of "over-wokeism" is a "valid attack" against the Democratic Party.
Conservative legal analyst rebukes Trump's DOJ: "Partisan law enforcement"
Andy McCarthy warned on Sunday against U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's "weaponization working group" directive.
Texas to become biggest state by 2045 as center of gravity shifts south
The population of the Lone Star State increased by nearly four million people between 2013 and 2023.
Black voters have doubts about Democratic strategy: Poll
While Black voters still very much align in favor of Democrats, the 2024 election saw a sizable shift toward Republicans.
Trump official hints at potential governor's run if Harris throws hat in
Trump envoy Richard Grenell said a Republican could have a shot at beating Harris if she announced plans to run for California governor.
Mallory McMorrow 'very seriously' considering bid for Michigan Senate
Michigan state Senator Mallory McMorrow, a rising star in the Democratic party, spoke to Newsweek about her political ambitions.
Donald Trump under pressure over rising egg prices
In a letter, over 30 House Democrats urged the president to keep his campaign promise to lower the cost-of-living for Americans and bring down egg prices.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez under investigation over illegal migrant video
Border czar Tom Homan suggested the congresswoman is under investigation by the DOJ for impeding immigration law.
Democrats want party to move right, poll finds
A new Gallup poll shows that Democrats are eager for the party to move more moderate than four years ago.
The Left's Goal of USAID Reform Finally Accomplished By...Trump? | Opinion
With one stroke of the pen, President Donald Trump and Elon Musk achieved something many on the Left could have only dreamed of.
Senator Tina Smith retiring: Which Democrats could run to replace her?
Minnesota Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan made clear she plans to run. She will likely face several other Democrats.
Democrats favor Kamala Harris in California's governor race: Poll
Harris holds an early lead over other possible Democratic contenders in a new Emerson College poll.
Californians turn on Democratic Party
While it has historically been a firmly blue state, polls indicate the tide could possibly be turning.
Minnesota senator's announcement just made Democrats' job tougher
Sen. Tina Smith said she wants to spend more time with her family after 20 years of work in the public sector.
Bernie Sanders launches tour "to fight oligarchy": Here's where he's going
Sanders said in a video message that his tour is against billionaires like Elon Musk, who are using power to gain more money.
New tip line would pay $1,000 to report illegal immigrants
If a tip leads to an arrest, the person who provided the information may receive a $1,000 reward.
50501 organizers launch "Not My Presidents Day" nationwide day of action
The 50501 organizers behind the nationwide "anti-Trump" protest at U.S. state capitols are back again with a day of action planned for Presidents Day.
Who is Tulsi Gabbard's husband, Abraham Williams? What we know
Tulsi Gabbard has now been confirmed as the Director of National Intelligence. Her husband has been by her side since she ran for Congress.
Why Joe Rogan predicts Democrats will "keep shedding people"
Rogan sharply criticized the Democratic Party and mainstream media, claiming they are out of touch and failing to adjust to political and social shifts.
Democrats suddenly embrace "extraordinary" tactics favored by GOP
Democrats in Congress are threatening a shutdown to oppose the Trump administration's efforts to overhaul the federal government.
Has Donald Trump cut Social Security funding? What we know
Holding a rally at SSA headquarters, Democratic lawmakers protested against any potential cuts to Social Security benefits.
Frustrated Democrats near their Tea Party moment: 'This is not okay'
Over a decade ago, conservatives reformed the GOP from the inside out in a way that presaged the rise of Trump. Will liberals find a way to their own uprising?
Bernie Sanders proposes giving Donald Trump one of his campaign promises
Senators Bernie Sanders and Josh Hawley proposed a bipartisan bill to cap credit card interest rates at 10%, fulfilling a campaign promise by President Trump.
US government employees encouraged to report Trump admin's "abuse of power"
Democratic senators are asking public servants to report "wrongdoing, abuse of power and threats to public safety."
Congress could abolish government agencies to help clear Trump's path
The president needs Congress to approve his radical cost-cutting agenda.
