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Progressives and moderates both have a theory of the case.

The surge of crime and violence that peaked during the COVID-19 pandemic but has yet to recede has imperiled Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s bid for a second term, even as the eight major candidates running to unseat her offer wildly different solutions to the seemingly intractable problem.

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The California representative has some ideas for how to broaden the appeal of progressive policy.

The two top elected officials unveiled an ambitious plan this past week for how to supercharge New York City’s economy — but members of the panel that produced the blueprint is skeptical of the viability of portions of it.

A new film takes viewers behind the scenes of the push for a Green New Deal.

“The less people focus on national issues, and the more they focus on local, the more they will find they have in common."

Joaquin Castro? Colin Allred? Lina Hidalgo? Clay Jenkins? Can anyone gain a political foothold in the GOP-controlled Lone Star State?

Greg Casar, a former city council member from Austin, Texas, says yes.

One race’s final tally: 970 to 970. So two candidates square off again in a city where voters are mostly keeping their politics to themselves.