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Biden Realizes Kamala Harris Is Key to 2024

By Philip Elliott

Williamson Aims to be the 2024 Cycle's Bernie

By Mini Racker

Democrats Fear Biden Caving Over Debt Limit

By Brian Bennett and Nik Popli

Why Dianne Feinstein Shouldn't Quit

By Philip Elliott
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Alsobrooks to Launch Senate Bid in Maryland

Alsobrooks, the executive of Prince George's County, is expected to be a frontrunner in the bid to replace retiring Senator Ben Cardin.

By Eric Cortellessa

Democrats May Target Cruz in Deep-Red Texas

No Democrat has won statewide in Texas since 1994, yet national Democratic strategists and political observers couldn't rule out putting resources into the state to target Cruz.

By Mini Racker

Raskin Mulling Senate Bid in Maryland

Rep. Jamie Raskin tells TIME he will use May to "seriously investigate" if he should give up his House seat and run to replace retiring Sen. Ben Cardin.

By Eric Cortellessa

DeSantis and Kennedy Could Boost Anti-Vaxxers

As the pandemic fades, the anti-vax movement is in a state of flux. By courting its members, 2024 contenders stand to spread dangerous anti-science conspiracies.

By Vera Bergengruen and Mini Racker

How Biden Cleared the Democratic Field

Insiders had predicted Biden would either step aside after one term or face an intense primary. That thinking has completely fallen apart.

By Brian Bennett

The House Control Fight Goes Through New York

It's not just George Santos' seat. Both parties are eyeing the Empire State as the most important target in the fight for House control.

By Eric Cortellessa

Washington Way: Deal With Hard Problems Later

For Democrats, the problem is one of their own. For Republicans, it's an unwillingness to adjust to a changing electorate.

By Philip Elliott

Why Biden's Black Support Worries Democrats

The shift away from Biden is small at this point, but some Democrats are already worried.

By Philip Elliott

Louis DeJoy's Surprising Second Act

Initially cast as a Trumpian villain, the Postmaster General is quietly delivering for the Postal Service, and Democrats.

By Eric Cortellessa

Why Biden’s Labor Pick May Be in Trouble

Julie Su, something of a rock star in organized labor who took on Uber and Lyft, is opposed by some business leaders.

By Philip Elliott

Washington Wants SVB's Collapse to Be Simple

Most voters understand that those offering an easy explanation to something as complex as a banking crisis are playing a partisan blame game, one they risks prompting more bank runs.

By Philip Elliott

GOP Aims for Tea Party-Style Anger Over SVB

Republicans pounced on Biden’s efforts to shore up Silicon Valley Bank's depositors, calling it a “woke” bailout for elites. “Woke! It’s all woke,” joked a Democrat in response

By Mini Racker

Bernie Sanders' Light in the Darkness

The Senator's new book seems to signal a shift, not just in Sanders but in the ardent following he’s built over the last eight years

By Molly Ball

What Lightfoot's Bad Loss Means for Democrats

The Chicago Mayor carried each of the city’s 50 wards just four years ago. On Tuesday, she couldn't even get enough votes to make a runoff.

By Philip Elliott

Who Is Running for President in 2024?

Donald Trump and Nikki Haley have officially launched 2024 campaigns, but many other candidates are waiting in the wings.

By Mini Racker

Warren Targets Buttigieg in Antitrust Speech

The Massachusetts Senator argued in a sweeping policy address that rebuilding the nation's antitrust enforcement is key to protecting American democracy. 

By Eric Cortellessa
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