Wes Moore would help his underage son transition to female
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore said he would not stop his 14-year-old son from identifying as female if that was the path he chose, then later said he would not back puberty blockers.
Biden’s First Endorsement After Office Targets Georgia Governor Race
Joe Biden backed Keisha Lance Bottoms for Georgia governor in his first post-White House endorsement, giving her campaign a boost and giving critics more evidence that old political brands still think they matter.
Barney Frank Enters Hospice at Home
Former Rep. Barney Frank is receiving hospice care in Maine as he deals with congestive heart failure, while also preparing a new book that breaks with the Democratic Party’s left wing.
Democrats Double Down on Firebrands
Victor Nieves said Democrats keep rewarding harder-line candidates, and a New Jersey special election just gave that argument a fresh round of oxygen.
Raskin Floats New Trump Removal Push
House Democrats are again testing the 25th Amendment idea, even though the math in Congress makes the plan look more symbolic than serious.
Porter’s Troubled Past Returns
Swalwell’s collapse has reshaped California’s governor race, and Katie Porter is now facing renewed scrutiny over old domestic dispute claims and workplace complaints.
Talarico’s Faith Gambit Raises Questions
Texas Democrats are trying to sell James Talarico as a faith-minded bridge to church voters. In a state that has not elected a Democrat statewide since 1994, the pitch is bold, and a little too polished for comfort.
Democrats Block Simple Voter ID
Senate Democrats blocked a photo ID amendment, reopening the gap between what they say about voter ID and how they vote.
Jeffries Faces Revolt Within Democratic Ranks
More than 80 House Democrats are noncommittal or opposed to Hakeem Jeffries as speaker, a sign of deep divisions over leadership, money in politics, and policy priorities.