Eugene Daniels

The out-of-power party has benefited in the past from outlining a set of common goals.

President Trump spent his pre-political life plastering his name on hotels, golf courses, and casinos. He made cameos in movies and hosted a TV program. Today, he's hijacking the arts and the internet – trying to legitimize himself and his politics. The Trump administration knows that culture is the frontline of politics. Because if you can control the culture, you can control the people.

The Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, who leads both of his potential GOP opponents, is making a direct appeal to young Black voters.

The trouble is, the context doesn't help. “I don't think about anybody” is one of those quotes that even the most creative GOP voices can't spin away.

After the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, Black leaders gathered for an “emergency meeting.” Here's what they are planning.

After months of delays, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the party's after-action report on the 2024 election. Democrats say it omitted key voices, dodged central questions and may have lifted from news articles without attribution.

At 85, the South Carolina congressman is fighting to protect his seat, his state's place in the primary calendar and the future of a Democratic Party he believes is not paying attention to voters.

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“If the Democratic Party was actually delivering on the things that they say they care about … I would feel comfortable saying yes to that,” a DSA leader told MS NOW.

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