After Dems win, they can crush Trump A Democratic majority will have the tools to stop the Trump agenda — but it must use them Salon · Sep 24
Six Months In, Trump Struggles To Sell His Economic Vision To Skeptical Americans Six months into his second term, President Donald Trump‘s handling of the economy is under the microscope, and survey results indicate that voters are dissatisfied. Benzinga · Aug 3, 2025
Trump tests Democrats' vow to try working with him Donald Trump’s pedal-to-the-metal start to his term is challenging a pledge by some Democrats to work with his administration when possible. Roll Call · Jan 28, 2025
Democrats are again ‘in between leaders’ as Biden prepares to leave office - Roll Call Democrats are once again without a head honcho as Joe Biden prepares to leave office and hand the reins to Donald Trump. Roll Call · Nov 21, 2024
‘No time to pull punches’: is a civil war on the horizon for the Democratic party? Accusations and recriminations abound as Democrats try to figure out what went wrong after an electoral trouncing The Guardian - US · Nov 10, 2024
‘Roll the dice’: Three things to watch as Biden’s candidacy hangs in balance - Roll Call Democrats offer advice to President Biden after a sluggish debate raised major concerns about his ability to defeat Donald Trump. Roll Call · Jul 2, 2024
New York Floats a Crackdown on Independent Workers Like California’s ruinous A.B. 5, the proposal would greatly harm freelance employment. Reason · Feb 17, 2023
As Republicans stumble – could Democrats really hold on to the Senate? Republicans need just one seat to regain the chamber, but recent failures mean things are looking up for the Democrats The Guardian - US · Aug 27, 2022
When amendments ruled the Senate WASHINGTON — Almost everyone in the Senate was dog-tired but glowing with relief as lawmakers debated a clean air bill in the spring of 1990. Tribune News Service · Apr 29, 2022
The Senate is broken, and the way to fix it is… more amendments? In the 101st Congress, senators cast roll call votes on amendments to 59 bills. In the 116th, it was just 15 bills. Roll Call · Apr 28, 2022
Republicans’ ugly attacks on Ketanji Brown Jackson show lurch to far right The QAnon-tinged questioning at Senate hearings for the supreme court justice displayed a party in thrall to conspiracy theories The Guardian - US · Apr 7, 2022