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“His victory came amidst a massive blue wave that saw the biggest Democratic electoral victory since 2008: El-Sayed's party will enjoy massive majorities in the Senate and the House when the next Congress is seated in January.”

“Both the failures of the war itself and the economic damage caused by setting an oil-rich region on fire became major political liabilities for the president's party.”

“That story fell apart last week, when The New York Times reported that the Peltola campaign and Democratic Party strategists had actively recruited candidates, including Daniel J.”

“The big story in Democratic politics this year has been the party's internal lurch to the left, including the rise of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) as a significant force.”

“…; to the Central African Republic, in the midst of a brutal civil war with severe human rights abuses; to Florida's "Alligator Alcatraz," where large numbers of detainees were held in cages the size of phone booths; and to Fort Bliss, Texas, where guards…”

“In the News Release the FISA Ruling: "Two Democratic senators who have long overseen US intelligence say the Trump administration is illegally withholding a secret court's findings from Congress until lawmakers renew a program that lets federal agents read…”

“Thompson pointed to two Democratic candidates, Nate Willems, who is running for Iowa attorney general, and Taylor Wettach, a candidate for state auditor, as having caught her attention with their emphasis on corporate oversight and access to government…”

“Leading up to the 2026 midterm elections, a recent New York Times poll found that 50 percent of Americans trust the Democratic Party to do a better job of handling immigration, compared to 46 percent trusting Republicans more.”

“Gallatin, a member of the [Jeffersonian] Democratic-Republican party, was a rival of Alexander Hamilton, a prominent Federalist.”

“They also have considerably greater influence over the Democratic Party and the political left, generally, than fusionists currently have in the Republican Party and the conservative movement.”

“"The Democratic nominee for Senate, James Talarico, has emerged as one of the party's national fund-raising darlings, raising more $70 million," adds the Times.”

“Only after she became a member of Congress, and the video became culture war fodder, did it hit a million views.”