Danielle Deiseroth News Today

As President Joe Biden barnstorms battleground states this week, he is framing the debate with former President Donald Trump around themes of economic populism that Democrats have employed, often with success, for decades. But Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, may prove to be a more elusive target for those arguments than a typical GOP candidate.

Celebrities aren't the only victims of deepfakes and revenge porn. With more children being exploited, states are tightening laws.

Inflation is down and "vibes" are up - but younger Americans especially remain sceptical after the pain of soaring prices.

Democrats praise the president's freeze on new natural gas exports as a victory for U.S. consumers. Republicans warn it will harm the fight against climate change.

Young liberal activists are angered by President Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war and refusal to call for an immediate cease-fire, per a recent report.

The tension is just one example of the growing divide between the president and his progressive base over his staunch support for Israel.

The strategy shift focuses on Trump’s tax law and poses a simple question to voters: Whose side are you on?

Like in the United States, Canadian child care advocates had been organizing with minimal success for decades prior to the pandemic — but unlike in the United States, they’re finally

Could it work in the US?

Gustaf Kilander speaks to a Democratic strategist, a union organizer and researcher, and the director of a progressive think tank on the route to a Joe Biden win in 2024