Democratic Party

Democrats Want To Make Labor Organizing Akin To A Civil Right

A proposal in Congress, backed by labor unions, would make it much riskier for employers to illegally retaliate against pro-union workers.
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Jeremy Corbyn Is Following Bernie Sanders' Campaign With 'Great Interest'

Corbyn has drawn comparisons to Sanders, who is also running as an economic populist.
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Black Lives Matter Disavows Democratic Party's Show Of Support

Activists are not returning the DNC's love.
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The Democrats' Race Back To The Future

Especially if Biden gets in, the nomination race will be the last one of the 1960s.
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House Dem: Iran Deal Is First Time I Will Be Able To Vote For Peace In 20 Years

"No other option stops the bomb."
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Why Pope Francis's U.S. Visit Poses A Challenge To Congress

Neither Democrats nor Republicans can quite claim him for their own.
By Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

Rep. O'Rourke: 'The Border Is What Makes America Great.'

The Huffington post caught up with Rep. Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) in El Paso as he runs a 10k across the border and back.
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Political Parties In Different Universes On Voting Rights

Guess which party talked about the 50th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act and which one didn't mention it.
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Hillary Clinton Draws On Her Mother's Story Of Resilience In First TV Ads For 2016

"My mom’s life and what she went through are big reasons why standing up for kids and families became such a big part of my life."
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Martin O'Malley Aims To Set The Bar On Criminal Justice With Comprehensive Reform Plan

The proposal is the most detailed offering by any candidate so far.
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