DNC Chair Ken Martin’s proposed working group on Gaza hasn’t gotten very far ahead of this week’s New Orleans confab.

Semafor talked to the newest player in the 2028 Democratic presidential mix.

The murals went up in Chicago, Washington, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Fort Lauderdale before Democrats finally took notice.

A focus group showcased women pessimistic about the country’s trajectory — and its political class.

The Illinois lieutenant governor prevailed in a crowded Senate primary thanks in part to a buzzy spot whose creator talked to Semafor.

The Sunrise Movement, a nine-year old climate nonprofit, is politically inseparable from the Green New Deal it promoted — except that it barely talks about the idea anymore.

The Texas Senate hopeful is spending for an audience of one: President Donald Trump.

While AIPAC spent money to defend pro-Israel candidates and fend off the most anti-Israel candidates, Israel’s critics often helped out by fighting amongst themselves.

Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton won the nomination for Senate, while progressive critics of Israel, AI, and crypto won nominations for two Chicago-area House seats.

The cash, much of it from the crypto and AI industries as well as AIPAC, is swamping races throughout the state.

Semafor spoke with American Priorities about where it’s going next.

As populism gains steam among Democrats, exempting large numbers of people from taxes strikes many on the left as “slopulism.”