The Democratic party has turned the page on the 2024 disaster and is now looking to see who might step forward as the next leader.

While the party looks for answers and a leader to guide them to victory, here are some of the reasons Democrats believe their party has lost its popularity.

The former U.S. transportation secretary and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate will headline a town hall on Trump’s ...

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A political analyst told Mark Halperin on Thursday that some prominent Democratic figures may not be safe bets for 2028.

Lost among President Trump's achievements in his first 100 days is his attack on the tyrannical bureaucracy on behalf of ...

Welcome to the latest edition of The Expand Democracy 5 from Rob Richie and Eveline Dowling. This week they delve into: (1) ...

The Cleveland-Cliffs Inc. plant in Steelton will be closing, according to LaRue Hess, president of Steelworkers Union Local ...

The turbulent first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term have thrown Democrats a political lifeline for a ...

As the focus begins to shift towards the 2028 presidential election cycle, a political analyst has cast doubt on the ...