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In with the old: The anti-Trump resistance comes of age
How a 77-year-old and an 83-year-old seized control of the anti-Trump resistance.
Win McNamee/Pool via Reuters
McConnell protégé Cameron leads in early Kentucky Senate primary poll
A pollster with Cameron ties found Cameron, Kentucky’s former attorney general, leading in a primary with Rep. Andy Barr and businessman Nate Morris.
Elizabeth Frantz/File Photo/Reuters
What can Democrats learn from the Brits?
Two reporters on what the British Labour Party can teach the Democrats.
Carl Court/Pool via Reuters
DOGE will be on the ballot in this year’s biggest election
Democrats are campaigning as defenders of federal workers as layoffs and cuts mount, starting in Virginia.
Michael Brochstein/SOPA Images via Reuters
Jeffries takes heat as Democrats’ base seeks anti-Trump fight
The House minority leader is getting his first — occasionally, harsh — taste of what it’s like to lead the Democratic caucus under the pugnacious president.
Kevin Lamarque/Reuters
‘A Trump revolution’: At CPAC, conservatives hope for a global populist movement
Attendees looked to export Trump’s goal of deconstructing the administrative state around the world.
Nathan Howard/Reuters
‘The party looks like a failure’: AOC’s former chief of staff on his challenge to Nancy Pelosi
Saikat Chakrabarti talked with Semafor recently about his decision to run for Congress, and why he thinks it’s better to save the Democratic Party than to replace it.
The power of two: Behind the GOP move to axe ‘transgender’ from language
How gender transition got erased from government language.
Analysis: The definition of corruption
Former Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez has been courting President Trump for a pardon following his conviction last month for bribery.
An Arab-American Trump advocate on what comes next
How a pro-Trump swing vote is looking at the Gaza ceasefire and US “takeover.”
Actually, the #Resistance is working
Panicked Democrats have overlooked their early successes.
Fake, viral conspiracies on X overrun US politics
As media fragments, the space for outrageous conspiracy theories and smear tactics to run unchecked grows.
How Bud Light killed DEI
A former InBev executive on how the company fell in and out of love with progressive politics.
DOGE protesters to Democrats: ‘Do something!’
The view from the busy, frustrated Democratic DOGE protests.
How the USAID collapse helps Putin
Deliveries of critical equipment for rebuilding Ukraine’s energy system have been stopped.
High hopes among Democrats as Buttigieg eyes a Senate bid
The former presidential candidate and transportation secretary enjoys a high name ID that could prove formidable, if he decides to run.
Democrats move on from #MeToo
In lawsuits and elections, candidates relitigate sexual harassment allegations.
Democratic Party rejects dramatic change in leadership vote
A show of weakness for House and Senate leaders.