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  • The Left Won Primaries. Then It Beat Republicans.The north, Senate wing of the U.S. Capitol in morning light, with the Capitol dome behind it.
    The Left Won Primaries. Then It Beat Republicans.
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
    These left and progressive candidates won Democratic primaries, then beat Republicans in 2026. Verified winners and the swing-seat result that tests electability.
  • Democrats projected to win Senate control in 2026 midtermsThe north, Senate wing of the U.S. Capitol in morning light, with the Capitol dome behind it.
    Democrats projected to win Senate control in 2026 midterms
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
    A projected Democratic Senate majority puts nominations, hearings and the floor agenda in play. Incoming senators' terms begin January 3, 2027.
  • James Talarico defeats Ken Paxton in Texas Senate raceJames Talarico in a dark suit addressing a press conference at the Texas Capitol in January 2025.
    James Talarico defeats Ken Paxton in Texas Senate race
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
    Talarico's victory ends Texas Democrats' statewide losing streak and brings his proposals on wages, childcare and union rights into the Senate.
  • Adam Hamilton wins Kansas Senate race, ending Democrats’ 94-year droughtAdam Hamilton speaks on a stage at the Church of the Resurrection Leadership Institute in September 2011.
    Adam Hamilton wins Kansas Senate race, ending Democrats’ 94-year drought
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
    The Methodist pastor defeated Republican Roger Marshall, AP called Tuesday night. His platform includes reversing Medicaid cuts and strengthening workers’ organizing rights.
  • Chicago expands non-police CARE mental health response into the eveningBrandon Johnson smiles and points while speaking at a campaign rally.
    Chicago expands non-police CARE mental health response into the evening
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
    CARE's weekday evening expansion brings more hours of public mental health response. Organizers are pressing for 24/7 coverage as 2027 funding remains proposed.

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Latest music

  • Stephen Kohler’s “Step Into Your Shoes” follows a family storyStephen Kohler seated with a green electric guitar.
    Stephen Kohler’s “Step Into Your Shoes” follows a family story
    November 3, 2026
  • Andrew Pelletier on the sounds he finds with somebody else in the roomAndrew Pelletier wearing glasses and a denim jacket, leaning against a wall in a dimly lit room.
    Andrew Pelletier on the sounds he finds with somebody else in the room
    November 2, 2026
  • Brianna Borger on turning the notes into a dramatic choiceBrianna Borger smiling, wearing glasses and a striped top.
    Brianna Borger on turning the notes into a dramatic choice
    November 1, 2026

Culture

  • Hasan Piker describes class politics and organizing in new EFE interviewHasan Piker speaks into a megaphone at a Philadelphia rally.
    Hasan Piker describes class politics and organizing in new EFE interview
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
  • Yes leads with 67.5% in Chicago festival-space referendumA large Lollapalooza entrance sign above hedges in Grant Park.
    Yes leads with 67.5% in Chicago festival-space referendum
    By Soratami on November 3, 2026
  • Andersonville Autumn Restaurant Weeks returns Nov. 1-15Four food photographs showing a bowl, a sandwich, a plated entree and a dessert.
    Andersonville Autumn Restaurant Weeks returns Nov. 1-15
    By Daniel Johanson on October 31, 2026
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