Democrats are trying to relaunch their brand. Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Though they've rallied together against Republican plans to repeal and replace Obamacare, Democrats remain split on the topic of healthcare. Nicole Guadiano from the USA Today explains.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is looking to make inroads in her state in an attempt to win back voters who supported Donald Trump. The Wall Street Journal's Reid Epstein has the story.

Jim Antle from the Washington Examiner tracks the Democrats' reversal of opinion on former FBI Director James Comey, from his involvement in the Hillary Clinton email investigation to his testimony yesterday in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Scott Fredricks from News Talk 730 KYYA joined us with reaction to the Greg Gianforte win in Montana.

Democrat's are recruiting veterans for the 2018 House races. The Wall Street Journal's Reid Epstein has a look.

Moneyish's Catey Hill explains the divide between Democrats and Republican when it comes to mooching off your parents.

Trump heads to wary Israel in search of the ultimate deal, Montana House race is test for Democrats, and beware of "free" offers from cable TV.

Terror strikes Champs-Élysées days before French vote, Democrats are scrambling for attention, and school rallies behind beloved crossing guard as she battles cancer.

Democrats are hoping for wins in Texas in 2018. Kyle Trygstad from National Journal has the story.

Senate Democrats have the votes to block Neil Gorsuch. The Wall Street Journal's Byron Tau has the story.

Republicans turn to Democrats after health bill failure, what happens to the ACA now and Double amputee, Marine veteran sworn-in as N.Y. police officer.

Ben Kamisar from The Hill breaks down who could emerge as the face of the Democrats after recent defeats.

USA Today's Heidi Przybyla breaks down how Democrats plan on fighting "Trumponomics."

Democratic Donors are shifting focus to state legislative races. Alex Roarty from Roll Call has the latest.

President Obama commutes Chelsea Manning's sentence, more than a quarter of House Democrats to skip inauguration and America's most valuable home.

Kyle Trygstad of the National Journal discusses what's next for Democrats in President Obama's last week in office.

Russell Berman from The Atlantic breaks down how Democrats plan to save Obamacare.

Elana Schor from POLITICO explains how Democrats plan on handling Donald Trump's cabinet picks.

Democrats are trying to figure out what went wrong. Janet Hook from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal breaks down what Democrats need to change in order to win the house.

2 dead and at least 14 injured in Fort Myers nightclub shooting, DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz to resign amid email hack, and why TSA security lines aren't as bad as you feared.

Byron Tau from The Wall Street Journal breaks down why Democrats are concerned about the potential for a raucous, emotionally-charged 2016 convention.

Hillary Clinton says she will put her husband in charge of revitalizing the economy should she win in November, but Ben Casselman from FiveThirtyEight.com joins us to explain why Bill Clinton may not be such a great candidate for the job.

Democrats see an opening to retake the House. James Arkin from RealClearPolitics has more.