Democrats

In Texas and everywhere else, a realistic politics should challenge not only obvious opponents on the right, but untrustworthy allies in the center.

Center for American Progress Director of Climate Strategy Daniel Weiss and IPS Fellow Daphne Wysham debate whether the Senate Democrat's all-nighter meant they are serious about tackling global warming.

Has the American left ceased to exist as a viable political force by surrendering its power to a corporatized Democratic Party? That's the argument put forward by political scientist …

Democrats and liberals have become too fixated on election results, kowtowing to the status quo.

Reed tells Moyers, the left is no longer a significant force in American politics.

Robert Naiman: Hillary Clinton may be the only candidate for the Democratic nomination for president in 2016, but we still need to know what her positions are.

It's not a perfect comparison, but like the average Venezuelan the people of Seattle are experiencing an explosion of political consciousness.

Three months after Senate Democrats reformed the filibuster rules for executive and judicial nominees, Senate obstruction continues in new forms.

In the coming weeks, the president is expected to announce his new budget plan for fiscal year 2015, again putting Social Security at risk.

Ms. Benjamin talks with Paul Jay about the founding of Code Pink and the need for a movement independent of the Democratic Party.