Study participants described the Democrats as overly scripted and cautious, while Republicans were dubbed confident and unafraid to offend.

Khanna suggested that progressive candidates backed by an "energized and mobilized" voter base could change the trajectory of the Democratic Party's future.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said Thursday Democrats need to take a broader approach to the states they are targeting during elections — which could mean further changes to the presidential nominating ...

Musk backed former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in 2016 and former President Joe Biden in 2020, but did work with Trump ...

Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday said that communication between states and the federal government under the second Trump ...

Elon Musk responded to President Donald Trump's recent criticism of him by alleging that without his help, the politican ...

The Iowa Democratic Party has lost its seat on the powerful rule-making panel that will decide which states go first in 2028 ...

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A growing rift is emerging within the Democratic Party as some prominent strategists express strong disapproval of current ...

When Trump announced his sweeping “ reciprocal ” tariffs on almost every country (and a few uninhabited islands) in April, he ...