Many young Democrats see David Hogg’s exit from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) as potentially accelerating his push ...

Voters in Arizona will determine next week whether they’re ready to send the first Gen Z woman to Congress when they head to ...

David Hogg on Wednesday stepped down from his post as a Democratic National Committee vice chair and will not run in the new version of elections set to start Thursday, ABC News has learned.

The Democratic National Committee‘s headache over David Hogg is not over, despite the party voting for his removal from the vice chairmanship and his subsequent decision not to run for another ...

Randi Weingarten, the President of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), resigned from the Democratic National Committee ...

Democratic leaders aren’t failing because they’re too old. They’re failing because their political strategy is obsolete. ...

Democratic National Committee (DNC) Co-Vice Chair Malcolm Kenyatta ripped into David Hogg, his fellow vice chair, for having what he calls a "casual relationship with the truth." Kenyatta's ...

Now freed from the constraints of his job on the Democratic National Committee, febrile left-wing activist David Hogg can ...

OPINION David Hogg’s primary plan: Will fresh faces save the Democratic Party? Some Democrats are ignoring a real issue for the party: Most voters want to see fewer elderly lawmakers in Washington.

Democrats can either adapt or keep losing winnable fights. The DNC decision suggests they’re choosing the latter. Hogg may be out, but the strategic problems that made his critique necessary remain.

Democrats have watched this happen repeatedly while responding with carefully crafted talking points that audiences ignore. Democrats can either adapt or keep losing winnable fights. The DNC decision ...