He has agreed to a primetime health care debate days before the Senate is set to vote on repealing the ACA. Will he do more harm than good?

How Bill Clinton set the stage for the GOP's war on the poor.

Progressive activists are preparing for the worst, but the party has been largely silent. Bernie Sanders is hoping to fill that void later this week.

As Bernie Sanders and the progressive wing pull the party leftward, moderates are hoping to convince voters that they have big ideas, too.

Elizabeth Warren and her brainchild, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, provide a roadmap for the left to make antitrust reform a reality.

I argued that demographics favored the Democrats. I was wrong.

Liberal opponents of the bill say it is damaged goods. But Sanders’s proposal is a savvy way to push health care reform in a new direction.

"What Happened" is proof that she doesn't understand the lessons of the 2016 election.

Hillary Clinton's loss to Trump was blamed partly on her wonky nuance. Should Bernie Sanders's simplicity represent the party's future?

Ravi Gupta is recruiting a fresh slate of candidates to take down Trump. But can a former Obama staffer forge a new path for Democrats?

How the party treats Trump’s pick for antitrust enforcement will speak volumes about its commitment to fighting corporate consolidation.

The prospect of a John Kasich-John Hickenlooper run appeals to journalists and donors and virtually no one else.

The French centrist is floundering in the polls, a warning for those who want to mimic his politics.

Bernie Sanders is the most popular politician in the country, and the DSA convention just made national news. But U.S. socialism has to find a viable path to power.

The latest attacks on young people's lifestyle choices are being fueled by generational polarization—and signal an emerging conservative strategy.

DSA has experienced a surge in membership. The question is whether it can translate that enthusiasm into actual change.

Home to at least four potential 2020 president candidates, the state has become a microcosm of the divisions on the left.