Natalie Shure

A flood of dark money and establishment opposition helped sink Turner's campaign—but progressive challengers can still win if they learn from the defeat while running on a redistributive platform.

Xavier Becerra has been a longtime supporter of Medicare for All and has shown willingness to confront pharmaceutical monopolies. There’s a lot he could do to make U.S. healthcare more progressive.

It’s not just AOC, Omar, Pressley and Tlaib. This crop of organizers-turned-politicians—alongside the Squad—plans to usher in a progressive revival in the House of Representatives.

If Biden's VP pick Kamala Harris is a "weather vane," then it's up to progressives to change the weather.

While demonstrators have been blamed for potentially endangering the public, the real danger lies elsewhere.

Insulin is a 100-year-old drug whose wholesale price has tripled in ten years. The reasons why explain everything wrong with America’s broken prescription drug market

As long as credible action toward Medicare for All remains scarce among elected Democrats, advancing the policy demands a confrontation with the party establishment—something most labor leaders so far seem unwilling to do