Peter Sterne

Democrats will have a Senate majority – but Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez could aim for the presidency.

Some issues to think about, if you’re heading to Somos.

Hochul, James and other subjects of our stories roasted two decades of local journalism.

The socialist group could consider formally backing a candidate early in 2027.

Two likely possibilities: A new leader could emerge, or they could break apart.

The socialist organization’s co-chairs hadn’t been getting paid – but the decision comes at an awkward time.

The political conference in San Juan draws thousands of New Yorkers.

The socialist standard-bearer apparently forgot to renew her annual DSA membership when it expired in 2019.

But the newest members of the Democratic Socialists of America are (slightly) more racially diverse.

NYC-DSA said it’s just like other nonprofits. An ethics watchdog said it’s not.

Republicans have accused The People’s Forum of boosting the CCP. Supporters say the investigation is modern McCarthyism.

New York socialists helped power Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate primary win, the latest battle in an ongoing proxy war between progressives and the Democratic establishment.

Dark money donors to super PACs supporting Rep. Adriano Espaillat and Antonio Reynoso were revealed in post-election filings.

“Anyone focused on blacklisting consultants four months before the most important midterm election of my lifetime should reexamine their priorities.”

Poised for November wins, attorney David Siffert would be New York’s first nonbinary state legislator as Patrick Martinez continues the Crowley dynasty.

Explaining the latest fight roiling the Democratic Socialists of America

Morris Katz is trying to help scandal-starred U.S. Senate nominee Graham Platner wind down his campaign and find an appropriate replacement.

The congressional primary winner and the mayor’s top legal adviser have been quietly dating since 2023.

How Zohran Mamdani (and DSA) built a political machine that just can’t lose.

The DSA Assembly Member will succeed Rep. Nydia Velázquez – not her pick, Antonio Reynoso