Political scientist Seth Masket and scholar Mark Schmitt say the Democratic 2028 presidential primary is more wide open than any recent contest, with more than a dozen people who could run strong campaigns.

The 2028 Democratic primary is more wide open than any in recent memory, according to two experts on presidential nominations.

They have the right idea by proposing a moratorium on new constructions. But framing it in partisan terms risks fracturing the broad coalitions that have gotten us to this point.

Foreign policy expert Matt Duss says there is no easy way for Trump to declare victory and end the war in Iran.

It’s clear the Democratic Party rank and file demands a new position on Israel. There’s one candidate, or maybe two, who can best answer that call, if they choose to.

Trump’s drive to build a network of detention centers is being met with some robust public resistance.

She’s only 36, and there’s a good argument that she should run for Senate and bide her time. But she also could be a formidable White House candidate.

The results are in from our recent readers’ poll. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gets high marks. Kamala Harris, not so much.

Gavin Newsom has catapulted himself to the top ranks of potential Democratic candidates, and many progressives are hoping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez takes steps toward a 2028 campaign.

Gavin Newsom has surged in polls of the 2028 Democratic field, while many progressives are hoping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seeks the nomination.

The MAGA-leaning influencer tried to make a dig at Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl performance, but Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and his own brother shut it down.

The celebrity made a surprising appearance in Washington, D.C., to highlight the measure.

As the Iranian people mount a furious protest against the nation’s hostile regime, some voices defame their bold resistance as serving the ends of imperialism.

Recent polling shows a President Ocasio-Cortez is far more likely than a President Vance.

The party’s base is energized and mad as hell. And their rage isn’t just aimed at Donald Trump.

The government has been shut down for 27 days—and this is what the president is talking about.

Stephen Miller clearly did not enjoy watching this.

The representative had scathing words for Republicans calling for war against the left.

By declining to endorse their party’s nominee for New York mayor, leaders like Chuck Schumer and Hakeem Jeffries aren’t just undercutting a rising star. They’re throwing the city to Trump’s wolves.

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez delivered a stark warning to anyone opposed to the bipartisan bill banning congressional stock trading.