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Voters' frustration with high energy prices and the likelihood that Democrats will lose control of the House in November have made progressives more open to a deal.

The lawmakers argued that "a no-first-use policy would increase protection against a nuclear attack."

"A lot of progressives, I feel, have abandoned their principles of being anti-war," Rep. Ilhan Omar recently told Insider at the Capitol.

Progressive Democrats took aim at President Biden's budget proposal, calling the increase in military spending "unacceptable."

As members of Congress get their first good look at President Joe Bidens proposed budget for 2023, economic, defense, and energy concerns are taking center stage.

U.S. Rep Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says Democrats are concerned about President Bidens falling poll number which reached an all-time low this week.

Wars have a way of creating conditions, including eventual major disasters, not always evident when we first enter into them. With so much weaponry being pumped into Ukraine by the U.S., we can end up actually arming right-wing extremists who are leaving the U.S.

Democratic Senate candidate Rep. Val Demings, a Democrat of Florida, waits to be introduced during a visit to a gun violence memorial in Bayfront Park

By Patricia Zengerle and Richard Cowan WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Many Democrats thought their control of the White House and Congress would provide an op...

Democrats in Congress are pressing the Biden administration to extend the suspension of student loan payments before it’s set to expire May 1 as they seek to avoid cutting off a pandemic-induced benefit in the middle of an election year.