By Galen Druke and Perry Bacon Jr. Over the past five years, ideas from the left — particularly on race, gender and the economy — have become increasingly influential within the broader Democratic Party. But there has also been a… Continue Reading
President Biden has urged states to extend coronavirus vaccine eligibility to all adults by May 1, and some states appear to be on an even faster timeline. The U.S. is quickly approaching a period when the challenge for government will… Continue Reading
The chaos surrounding the 2020 election meant one story would often supplant another before we fully had time to process anything. The Genesis Brand Politics podcast, for example, had plans to do an audio documentary report in March 2020 that… Continue Reading
New York Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins called on Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign on Sunday after multiple women accused the governor of workplace sexual harassment. But Cuomo has said there is “no way” he resigns. In this installment of… Continue Reading
The Senate parliamentarian ruled on Thursday that Democrats could not raise the federal minimum wage using the reconciliation process, effectively meaning Democrats will need 60 Senate votes to enact that policy. That represents the first of many expected procedural roadblocks… Continue Reading