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Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez

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El‑Sayed Faces Polling Shifts and New Campaign Controversies

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Latest: Abdul El-Sayed launches Michigan Senate town hall tour amid campaign controversy

Abdul El‑Sayed, the Democratic nominee for the Michigan Senate, continues to face scrutiny in his campaign against Republican Mike Rogers. Recent polling from the Detroit News and WDIV-TV shows Rogers leading 45.8 percen

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US Democratic progressive politics 2026–2028

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Latest: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez leads Chuck Schumer by 21 points in New York polls

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) continues to face a significant funding shortfall, reporting $16.3 million in cash against $18.5 million in liabilities. DNC Chair Ken Martin, who remains under pressure following

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US defense bill and Israel integration face Senate debate

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Latest: Human rights groups urge U.S. Congress to cut military tech ties with Israel

The U.S. House has passed the $1.15 trillion FY 2027 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which includes a proposal to rename the Department of Defense the “Department of War.” As the bill moves to the Senate, Secr

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US socialist surge fuels party clash

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Latest: Democratic Socialists of America influence grows within Democratic Party

By August 2026, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has expanded to over 120,000 members, further intensifying internal Democratic Party friction. The organization’s “Workers Deserve More” platform calls for radic

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2026 Michigan Senate win, MAGA backlash, Mackinac row

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Latest: Abdul El-Sayed claims regarding Detroit animal control investigated

Following the August 4 certification of Dr. Abdul El‑Sayed’s narrow primary victory over Rep. Haley Stevens (48.5% to 47.5%), Michigan’s Democratic Party has shifted toward its progressive wing. El‑Sayed’s win, decided b