Americans’ views on the Republican Party and the Democratic Party have shifted since President Donald Trump began his second term in office.

Some Democratic voters at the Washington, D.C., No Kings rally voiced concerns about the Democratic Party's opposition to the Trump administration.

House Republicans blamed Democrats for the government shutdown as Rep. Chip Roy attacked party's participation in the weekend's "No Kings" protest rallies across the U.S.

Young challengers are jumping into Democratic primaries against elder party stalwarts, putting age squarely on the ballot in the wake of former President Biden’s reelection bid coming to a

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes previously gave Speaker Mike Johnson an ultimatum: Swear in Adelita Grijalva or she'd take him to court.

Former Labour MP Zarah Sultana, now Independent member for Coventry South, had accused Corbyn of locking women out when setting up Your Party, claiming she was sidelined. She told the BBC's Politics Midlands programme the new party was working to be "more democratic, more representative", adding voters were desperate for an alternative.

Some Democrats skeptical about their leadership’s hard-line stance against reopening the federal government privately acknowledge that they fear getting “hammered” by their liberal base if they vote for a Republican funding bill.

With President Donald Trump’s approval rating deep under water, and Americans’ views of his handling of the economy over 20 points more negative than they were on inauguration day, a naive observer of US politics might expect the Democrats’ fortunes to be rising.