Progressive
Coverage of Progressive in the Nexus archive.
- CNN’s Van Jones warns far left: ‘STOP pooping in the punch bowl — and telling us the turds are ice cubes’
Van Jones of CNN warns the far left against contaminating progressive values with harmful actions, using a metaphor about not poisoning shared spaces and misrepresenting the results. He explicitly states that supporting Hamas is not aligned with progressive principles.
- What to know about the Colorado primary elections in the US
Colorado's primary elections feature intense competition between the Democratic Party's progressive and centrist factions. The western state is experiencing fierce contests as part of these elections.
- Colombians vote in consequential presidential runoff
Colombians are voting in a consequential presidential runoff election. The race features a close contest between a progressive candidate and a conservative outsider.
- Colombians vote in consequential presidential runoff
Colombians are voting in a consequential presidential runoff election. The race is a tight contest between a progressive candidate and a conservative outsider.
- Colombians vote in a presidential runoff that pits an outsider against a progressive
Colombia faces a tight presidential runoff election between a progressive and a conservative outsider. The election pits an outsider against a progressive candidate.
- Phoenix, Mesa and other cities oppose Republican plan to slash Arizona photo radar fines
Arizona cities including Phoenix, Mesa, and Tempe oppose a Republican-backed bill to reduce photo radar ticket fines from $250 to $75, arguing it removes a key incentive for drivers to follow traffic laws. The proposal, Senate Bill 1624, also seeks voter approval to maintain traffic cameras and prohibits using photo radar tickets for license suspensions or insurance rate adjustments.
- Who’s progressive enough to succeed Pelosi? Today, Chan and Chakrabarti fight for second
State Sen. Scott Wiener leads in polls for the progressive leadership race, with Chan and Chakrabarti trailing behind. The article highlights the competition between the candidates for the second position.
- Dems' fight over party future is on Tuesday's ballots
The Democratic Party's future is being tested in multiple primaries across the U.S., with key races in Iowa, California, and New Jersey highlighting a conflict between progressive and moderate candidates. These contests aim to determine the party's direction ahead of the 2026 midterms and the 2028 presidential election.