Democrats try to divorce themselves from a toxic Hasan Piker

His name is Ro Khanna, and he’s a Democratic congressman representing California’s 17th district in Silicon Valley. Khanna will likely run for president as a longshot for the party nomination, and as a result he’s attempting to reach as many voters as possible.  A big part of Khanna’s unofficial campaign is a seemingly

Christopher Rabb profanely defended podcaster Hasan Piker as Hakeem Jeffries and other Democrats condemned the streamer's remarks as antisemitic.

Ossoff’s campaign had never responded to requests for comment about Piker until Thursday, as a slew of Democrats condemned the anti-Israel streamer’s comments.

As Democrats train their fire on their own, progressives fear that party leadership is squandering an opportunity to unify against Trump and the GOP, writes John Bowden

Massachusetts Representative Jake Auchincloss was one of 103 Democrats who voted to cut off military aid to Israel last month.

The Democratic primary might be over, but the Michigan Senate race is somehow still the leading theater in the ongoing civil war for the Democratic Party’s future — and an instructive case study in how the party’s left-averse centrists plan to maintain a grip on the party’s future at a time when their voter base is mov

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Opinion | Hasan Piker isn't trying to hide anything. That's what makes him dangerous  Haaretz

The Hasan Piker Michigan Mess Isn’t Going Away  New York Magazine

Is Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed distancing himself from controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker? That’s the headline, but it’s not quite true.

Survey indicates majority of Democrats in first six states to vote for 2028 nominee believe Israel committing genocide.

Piker appeared to warn Jews against supporting Israel while displaying an image of Michigan state Sen. Jeremy Moss.