I believe it is an utter embarrassment to the Democratic Party that I am a candidate in people’s eyes for the presidency of the United States,” he said. “It is an indictm

More Democratic voters are pushing for the party to become more moderate after losing the White House and control of the Senate to Donald Trump and the GOP.

After losing the White House, nearly half of Democrats, 45%, want the party to become more moderate, according to a new poll. Image from Kelly Sikkema, UnSplash A plurality of Democrats believe that — after losing the White House — their party should shift toward the center,

Momentum around ESPN commentator Stephen A. Smith launching a White House run in 2028 has grabbed the attention of one of the Democratic Party’s top figures. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Thursday there is “a lot to like” about a presidential ticket with Smith at the top of it.

The Texas congresswoman tells "The View" that supporters of President Donald Trump may soon have second thoughts about his White House return. U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, said voters may eventually have second thoughts about electing President Donald Trump,

The Trump Administration announced they will decide which news outlets have access to the president, not the White House Correspondents' Association.

Marks for DOGE from the Harvard CAPS-Harris were also high, though voters largely do not want the agency to have access to citizens' sensitive data.

Democratic Massachusetts Rep. Katherine Clark attempted to convince CNN host Sara Sidner Monday that her party is racking up victories

Tommy Vietor, a former spokesman for Obama, asked Smith about online chatter of him potentially throwing his hat in the ring for the White House. Smith reiterated that he has no interest in becoming a politician and said he would only consider running for office “if the country was in a bad place” and he was “favored to win an election.”

The vote late Tuesday evening is a crucial step toward delivering what President Donald Trump called his “big, beautiful bill,” with $4.5 trillion in tax breaks and $2 trillion in spending cuts.

The White House is pushing back on Democrats fighting against DOGE, posting a video that showed former Presidents Obama and Biden supporting similar programs.

More Democratic voters are pushing for the party to become more moderate after losing the White House and control of the Senate to Donald Trump and the GOP.