Sen. Bernie Sanders's (I., Vt.) former campaign press secretary said in a new interview the media effectively conspired to protect presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden at the expense of her old boss. 
Former Bernie Sanders presidential campaign surrogate Ja'Mal Green attacked the campaign's leadership Monday, alleging widespread mistreatment of black surrogates. 
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders suspended digital ads on multiple social media platforms hours after announcing he is reassessing his campaign. 
Rep. Dan Lipinski's (D., Ill.) narrow loss in Tuesday's Democratic primary in a race that centered largely on his pro-life views was a mark of progressive success in stamping out dissent on abortion in the Democratic Party. 
Campaign staff and surrogates of Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) criticized Joe Biden and his campaign Tuesday for encouraging people to go to the polls, accusing the former vice president’s campaign of lying and endangering voters in the process.
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden promised during a CNN debate on Sunday that he would stop all deportations during the first 100 days of his presidency. 
Bernie Sanders supporter Jennifer Epps-Addison said on Wednesday that young voters were "suppressed" by long lines in many locations, despite record voter turnout in primary states. 
An imam who claimed there was a connection between ISIS and Israel spoke at a Saturday rally for Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders. 
Bernie Sanders's new senior adviser circulated cartoons blaming America for 9/11 on social media and has equated Zionism to racism. On Saturday, the Sanders campaign added self-proclaimed "militant" Phillip Agnew to the payroll as a senior adviser, as the Vermont senator attempts to close the race gap that has propelled former vice president Joe Biden to victory in a number of primary states. Sanders called Agnew, who is black, a "gifted organizer" in a release. 
Washington Free Beacon founding editor Matthew Continetti said Monday that Democratic primary voters are taking a risk by prioritizing electability, considering how "electable" candidates have lost in recent years. 