
Democratic Party
Here's the latest on the Democratic Party. President-elect Joe Biden won the 2020 election against the Republican nominee, President Donald Trump. It is one of the two major political parties in the United States, alongside the Republican Party. The current chairperson of the party is former Secretary of Labor in the Obama administration, Tom Perez.
How to watch Joe Biden impeachment inquiry hearing: Time, livestream
Joe Biden's impeachment inquiry hearing will be livestreamed and available to the public. Here's where you can watch it.
Joe Biden should be escorted up and down stairs to avoid slipping—attorney
A Republican-aligned lawyer suggested the president should be helped down the steps of Air Force One, after his latest apparent slip.
Stephen King's Donald Trump comment sparks MAGA fury
"Why is Stephen King fishing for attention on Twitter?" asked one user. "Dude, go spend time with your family or something."
Trump and Biden's dueling Michigan visits preview 2024 fight for union vote
Former President Donald Trump's speech at a nonunion plant in Michigan Wednesday follows President Joe Biden's appearance Tuesday on a picket line near Detroit.
Joe Biden's dog attacking Secret Service again raises questions
News of another bite on the part of German shepherd Commander has prompted speculation that it was acting on canine intuition about the loyalty of agents.
Joe Biden's gaffes are getting harder to ignore
With low unemployment and economic boosts, Biden should not be dropping in the polls, according to one political scientist, but his age may be a factor in this.
Kid Rock tweet about Taylor Swift resurfaces after Eras movie news
The rapper's remarks about the pop star have re-emerged on social media, sparking a feud between Swifties and Kid Rock fans.
Hunter Biden goes on the counter-attack
Hunter Biden is suing Rudy Giuliani and Robert Costello over the "total annihilation" of his privacy.
Student debt update: Democrats propose wiping out lunch costs
Sens. John Fetterman, Sheldon Whitehouse and Peter Welch introduced legislation that would wipe out the nation's student meal debt.
John Fetterman compares indicted Democratic colleague to Tony Soprano
"The last time there's ever been a man with so much cash in their home in New Jersey was Tony Soprano," Fetterman said of Senator Bob Menendez.
MAGA Republicans rip apart Senate spending bill: 'Disgraceful'
A continuing resolution to fund the government through November was put forward in the Senate, but faces major headwinds from Republicans.
The White House's 'Misinformation' Pressure Campaign Was Unconstitutional
The law is clear that even "significant encouragement" to censor protected speech—not just overt threats or coercion—is unconstitutional.
Republicans risk losing key voters with shutdown
A new poll shows this group of voters is the least likely to blame Democrats for the possible government shutdown.
Mask mandate update as Democrat support grows
According to a new poll 76 percent of Democrats support a mask mandate amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Biden's Climate Hysteria Is a Gift to Putin
Joe Biden has allowed Russia to get away with much more than the American people know or should be okay with themselves.
Five polls that show Joe Biden's chances of re-election are in jeopardy
A slew of recent surveys have thrown the possibility of the incumbent president easily gliding towards a second term into question.
Biden's UAW picket line visit tests union support in 2024 battleground
President Biden's appearance alongside striking union workers appears to be unprecedented, according to labor historians.
Kari Lake's chances of winning Senate election as new ad teases run
Polls show Lake could lead the GOP candidates if she make a bid for Kyrsten Sinema's Senate seat in Arizona.
Dear Black People: Stop Shooting the Messenger for Holding Up a Mirror
For our sake and for the generations yet to come, stop shooting the messenger when the message is righteous and necessary.
Bob Menendez feels the heat from Democrats
At least six Senate Democrats have called on New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez to step down following his indictment.
How mortgage rates have skyrocketed under Joe Biden
The average rate on a 30-year fixed home loan rose to 7.51 percent on Monday.
Joe Biden's polling woes could get even worse as shutdown looms
A potential federal shutdown likely won't help the his popularity among voters if "they blame the person who's unpopular" already, a political scientist said.
Congress, Stop Holding American Disaster Relief Hostage to Ukraine Aid
Americans have every right to expect the Biden administration to address their concerns about the Ukraine war effort, but thus far it has failed to do so.
Woman's student loan cancellation means Biden admin actually owes her money
Student loan borrowers who make more monthly payments than they have to will get refunded by the federal government.
On Vaccines, Advising Is Not the Same As Censoring
Since 2020, officials from the White House, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and other federal agencies have been in frequent contact with social media companies about stopping public health misinformation on their platforms.
Joe Biden receives ominous warning over disastrous election scenario
Hillary Clinton has warned the president not to overlook the threat posed by third-party candidates, as a new poll shows they are at risk of splitting his vote.
Gas prices rise to $7 at California stations
Prices are on the rise nationwide and recently exceeded $7 per gallon at some stations in California.
How Democrats are smoothing the path to the ballot box
An academic told Newsweek automatic voter registration is "an important way to help Americans over a hurdle that many countries never erect for their citizens."
Joe Biden's support collapses with Black voters: Poll
The president's job approval rating has dropped 17 percent since 2021 among the vital caucus for Democratic candidates, according to a new survey.
MAGA Republicans protest US paying thousands of Ukrainian salaries
Some Republicans were outraged at U.S. money being spent to pay the salaries of 57,000 first responders in Ukraine.