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Democrats To Prioritize $15 Federal Minimum Wage With House Takeover

The party plans to take up legislation early in 2019, even if it won't go far with Republicans holding the Senate and White House.
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House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi Considers Term Limits On Committee Chairs

As Pelosi rounds up votes to become speaker, she agrees to consider supporting term limits for chairs.
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Despite A Big Setback, Progressives Increase Their Leadership Clout In New Congress

California Rep. Barbara Lee lost, but the Congressional Progressive Caucus still made big gains.
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Democratic Donors Suggest They May Withhold Donations If Nancy Pelosi Isn't Elected Speaker

"[W]e do believe the competence and effectiveness of the Leader is a critical component in motivating us to reach in our pockets."
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House Democrats Promise Action On LGBTQ Anti-Discrimination Bill

Democrats plan to move forward with the bill if they win the House majority.
By JULIET LINDERMAN, AP

Democrats Expected To Re-Open Russia Probe If They Win The House

Here’s a look at what Democrats are likely to investigate if they take the House majority.
By Mary Clare Jalonick, AP

House Democrats Have A New Online Strike Force

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee has built an in-house digital advertising agency.
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Barbara Lee’s Rise In The Democratic Party Would Be Another Coup For The Left

The California congresswoman would be the first black woman and the most progressive person in the party leadership.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Is Proof 'Millennial' Publications Deserve Your Attention

The New York Times suggested that sites for "millennial and female" readers are different from "national publications."
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The Democratic Tea Party Isn’t Here, Yet

But Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s win shows it might be coming.
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