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Peter Thiel Says Trump Administration Overcorrected With Loyalty Tests to Staff 'Not Very Smart' People

Peter Thiel has criticised Donald Trump's approach to staffing his administration, arguing that loyalty tests produced a government lacking competence, while warning of wider political upheaval.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

"Respectable women in long skirts": Tajani under fire in memes and international media

Italian Foreign Minister Tajani sparked outrage after saying he prefers 'respectable' women in long skirts. Opposition women senators donned skirts in protest, and memes of the minister spread well beyond Italy on social networks.

Euronews · Sep 26

‘Up Against a 500-Pound Gorilla’: Can Dems Make Inroads in Deep-Red West Texas?

With a candidate on the ballot in every state and federal race, the minority party is trying hard to gain some ground in the GOP’s electoral firewall.

Texas Observer · Sep 23

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2 midterm elections that brought on new eras in US politics

The conventional wisdom is that the Democratic Party has the advantage in the 2026 midterm elections and could become the majority party in one, or both, chambers of Congress. The margin of that anticipated victory is harder to predict.

The Conversation · Sep 23

Kamala Harris says midterms could be a 'stopgap' on Trump's turbulent 2nd presidency

Kamala Harris appealed to Michigan voters to support Democrat Abdul El-Sayed in the upcoming midterm elections. During her visit, Harris emphasized the importance of voter turnout and unity among Democrats. El-Sayed, who faces Republican Mike Rogers, aims to consolidate support from diverse voter demographics in his campaign. They discussed critical…

The Economic Times · Sep 23

Kamala Harris steps up midterm campaigning as 2028 ambitions remain in focus

Kamala Harris is increasing her campaign appearances for Democrats while considering a presidential run. Her visits to Michigan, Nevada, and Georgia are strategically important for the party. These appearances could shape perceptions of her future White House prospects. Some Democrats believe it is time for new leadership within the party.…

The Economic Times · Sep 21

'My First Time Doing a Threesome': Alleged Trump Audio Posted on Democratic Party's Official TikTok

Democrats' TikTok account posted unverified audio purporting to feature Trump discussing a threesome. What we know about the clip and AI-generated fakes.

International Business Times UK · Sep 18

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Hasan Piker pours gasoline on midterms saying US ‘pound-for-pound’ is worse than al-Qaeda

Ahead of November’s elections, Republicans have sought to portray Piker as emblematic of the ‘radical left’

The Independent UK · Sep 17

Free Tickets, Familiar Jokes, and an Unsettled Party Grasping for Unity—and a Fight

At the unusual midterm convention, Republicans pleaded with voters not to throw the baby out with the bathwater.

Texas Observer · Sep 15

JD Vance rouses RNC to cheers by taking jabs at Abdul El-Sayed and a protester who appeared with a Mexican flag to define what he calls American values

“Do not throw the baby out with your bathwater.”

We Got This Covered · Sep 12

Vance calls Democrats 'party of hatred' as he seizes MAGA spotlight

US Vice President JD Vance launched a virulent attack on the Democratic Party Thursday, accusing them of being the "party of hatred" at day two of the Republican convention ahead of the November midterm elections. With public support for President Donald Trump at record lows, Republican figures are increasingly trying…

France 24 · Sep 11

From the Freedom Caucus to the democratic socialists, small groups inside parties can wreak havoc with leaders’ agenda in Congress

The Democratic Party’s coalition headed into the 2026 midterms is as broad as it’s been in years. That seems likely to help them pick up dozens of seats in Congress and win majorities back from Republicans in either or both chambers.

The Conversation · Sep 3

Hall Pass: Your Ticket to Understanding School Board Politics, Edition #221

Welcome to Hall Pass, a newsletter written to keep you plugged into the conversations driving school board governance, the politics surrounding it, and education policy.

Ballotpedia · Sep 2

San Francisco Democrats break with their party over the billionaire tax—and reveal how deeply Prop 40 has split the left

The billionaire tax vote looms in November—and Democrats in California can’t agree on endorsing it.

Fortune · Sep 2

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International Business Times UK · Sep 1

JD Vance Goes Full Will Smith on Abdul El-Sayed: 'Keep My Wife's Name Out of Your Mouth!'

JD Vance blasts Abdul El-Sayed over remarks about Usha Vance, delivering a fiery 'keep my wife's name' warning that sparks an instant Will Smith comparison.

Salon · Aug 29

The era of eternal celebrity

From Donald Trump to Taylor Swift, the same names still run culture and politics

The Guardian - US · Aug 29

Democrats ignored the uncommitted movement for Gaza in 2024. Now, it’s winning elections

By linking progressive politics with nominally Arab American issues, organizers are building winning coalitions

The Independent UK · Aug 27

AOC officially rejoins the Democratic Socialists as talk of her running in 2028 mounts

New York congresswoman breaks from other progressives and fully embraces DSA even while eyeing future presidential ambitions

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Euronews · Aug 27

US Democratic Party’s progressives and moderates face off in pre-midterms civil war

A string of recent primaries across the US have thrown new light on the deep divisions between the party's political factions. Is opposition to Trump enough to unify the coalition?

The Conversation · Aug 26

US midterm elections: Democrats gain ground as Trump faces growing voter discontent

The official campaign for the US midterm elections usually begins after America celebrates Labor Day on September 7. But over the summer, the battle for votes has intensified between Donald Trump’s Republican party and a freshly emboldened Democratic party.

Euronews · Aug 24

Kazakhstan’s new ruling party projected to win Sunday elections

Kazakhstan's new ruling Adilet party has taken a decisive lead in early exit polls, with more than 70% of the vote in the country's early elections for its unicameral parliament which could give it roughly 105 of the 145 seats in the new legislative chamber.

The Economic Times · Aug 22

From Kabul to Capitol Hill: Aisha Wahab’s historic win drives Democrats left

Aisha Wahab made history as the first Afghan-American elected to the U.S. Congress. Her victory highlights a significant leftward shift within the Democratic Party. This progressive surge is evident in other recent primary contest wins across the nation. The movement reflects a younger, more diverse, and immigrant-led political force.

Roll Call · Aug 21

A Massachusetts primary tests Democrats’ appetite to ‘change the culture’

PEABODY, Mass. — The 2026 midterm primary cycle has been a year of tests — both ideological and generational — for Democrats across the nation. A race for a House seat north of Boston poses another question: Are voters looking for a candidate with powerful connections and a raft of…

The Times of India · Aug 21

From Kabul to US Congress, Aisha Wahab gives Dems a nudge to the left

Aisha Wahab, who is of Afghan-American descent, made history by being the first to be elected to the U.S. Congress following a special election. Her success underscores a significant and evolving shift towards progressive values within the Democratic Party, particularly reflected in recent primary victories across various states. This rise…

The Guardian - US · Aug 20

We are finally witnessing the decline of corporate Democrats

Americans are backing progressives not because they want socialism, but because they want candidates who will fight for the working class

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