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Madness still afflicts the Empire State’s politics, as Gov. Kathy Hochul has doubled back to Elise Stefanik’s soon-to-be ...

When it comes to running in a Democratic primary, contests decided by droves of highly engaged liberal voters, it’s usually ...

Democrats are understandably tempted to solve their current predicament in traditional fashion—confront Trump with a new ...

Tariffs tax approval; Dems jockey for 2028 position; Elon-gated; Biden hemmed in Harris; a wild commute As Senate Democrats ...

Barack Obama clung to leadership of the Democratic Party after leaving the presidency, but Democrats may move on.

Canadians and Republicans alike are confounded as President Donald Trump increasingly links a trade war to his push to annex America's northern neighbor.

The Democratic pollster David Shor walks through what voter data reveals about the 2024 election — and how the American ...

The Democrats’ best chance to constrain President Trump is winning control of the House in 2026. Here’s how they might do it.

Leaders in the upper chamber of Congress occasionally have to take a political beating to protect their members in tough ...

Eric Lee/The New York Times Supported by By Maggie Haberman Ben Protess Jonah E. Bromwich William K. Rashbaum and Dana Rubinstein Donald J. Trump’s electoral victory alarmed most New York ...

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