Sanders Democrats like Nevada's Lucy Flores aim to amplify the Vermont senator's uncompromising message in Washington—and move the party in a populist direction.

Thousands of Democrats want the DNC chair to resign. Populist Timothy Canova has another idea.

Their politics are poles apart. But they're stirring similar emotions among alienated voters and anxious establishmentarians.

The public might be moving left, but the Democratic and Republican parties are not.

Her economic message is tailored for a Republican opponent, not to reassure progressives.

The voice, the passion, and the body language of the Democratic candidate were impossible to ignore.

Financial crises always result in a far-right political bump, a new study finds. But Democrats made this one worse.