Peters Ruth Igielnik and Lisa Lerer Many Americans say they do not believe the Democratic Party is focused on the ... opinion surveys contain worrisome signs for them. The country remains deeply ...

Many Americans say they do not believe the Democratic ... party, and debate how to most effectively counter the Trump administration, the latest public opinion surveys contain worrisome signs ...

Authorities are investigating a hateful, politically-charged sign allegedly posted outside the home of a Democratic committee ...

The pro-business Democratic Alliance (DA), the second largest party in the government of national unity (GNU), says it "strongly opposes" the law and was consulting with its lawyers. It says that ...

Adam Frisch, a former Colorado Democratic House candidate, said there are just a handful of cities that make up the ...

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On the doorstep of Goma - the site of the UN's biggest peacekeeping mission in the world - there are signs of surrendered soldiers and fierce battles. As we walked on the road in front of the ...

But as Derrick Kiyonga writes, the strength of NUP in the constituency is one of the clearest signs of waning powers ... its child—Uganda’s oldest party, the Democratic Party (DP).

Many Americans said the Democratic Party is not focused on economic issues, according to a new poll. The New York Times and Ipsos poll found that when it comes to “issues” that they “think ...

Ford O’Connell, a Florida-based Republican operative, slammed Obama’s chumminess with Trump at the Carter memorial, which saw five living current and former presidents attend, as a sign of ...

The Democratic Party seems determined to continue its headlong march into the oblivion of identity politics. 6 Dylan Mulvaney (left) and President Biden (right) talk at the White House.