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President-elect Joe Biden is expected to name Neera Tanden as director of the Office of Management and Budget, according to multiple media reports, drawing angry reactions from progressives and conservatives alike.

In response to a New York Times article about Tanden's expected nomination, the communications director for Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, said Tanden, who heads the left-

It wasn’t the victory they once envisioned, but it was the win Hillary Clinton’s campaign desperately needed. The Nevada results were enough to signal Saturday that this isn’t 2008, that Bernie Sanders isn’t Barack Obama and, most important, that the underlying premise of the Clinton campaign remains intact. The Clinton theory o

Every action has a reaction. In the case of American politics, three decades of political polarization has, not surprisingly, produced two of the most polarizing candidates in modern history. On one extreme is Donald Trump. On the other is Bernie Sanders. And then there’s Joe Biden — poised to restore the political center and bring “decency” back to American politics.

That is, assuming

Several Democratic presidential candidates say they are skipping this year’s meeting of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee amid a roiling debate within the party over U.S. policy toward Israel under President Donald Trump.

Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is “concerned about the platform AIPAC is providing for leaders who have expressed bigotry and oppose a two-state solution,"