Iowa no longer has a seat at the table when it comes to deciding the order of states in the presidential nominating process.

The move appears to signal that Iowa’s influence has waned even further as the party looks toward enacting its presidential primary calendar for 2028.

Several state and federal lawmakers, along with political allies, have switched their party affiliation in recent months.

A range of Democratic and progressive groups are all working on the same problem — how to win back working-class voters.

Dems' TACO truck stunt only added further embarrassment as "lamest opposition" mocked by GOP and disheartened leftists.

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President Trump received a favorable ruling from a federal judge on Tuesday in a case brought against the administration by ...