Progressive Cori Bush is seeking to return to Washington by challenging and aiming to oust a moderate Democrat. This move highlights an internal party struggle for representation.

Former 'Squad' member Cori Bush is campaigning for a comeback, with her latest ad accusing opponent Wesley Bell of traveling to Israel with AIPAC instead of focusing on St. Louis's recovery from a devastating tornado.

Cori Bush has vowed to deliver a 'knockout' punch to AIPAC in her upcoming congressional primary rematch, as AIPAC has become a controversial entity among Democrats and progressives.

An analysis indicates that support for Israel is a central theme in the Michigan and Missouri Democratic primaries, with contests featuring Abdul El-Sayed and Cori Bush testing its influence among voters.

Progressive candidates are making significant impacts in Democratic primary races across the United States, with particular attention on the contest between Cori Bush and Wesley Bell in Missouri.

Missouri's attorney general is investigating whether defeated progressive 'Squad' lawmaker Cori Bush personally benefited from tornado relief fundraising tied to her non-profit, Politivist Power Inc., due to a missing paper trail.

Senator Bernie Sanders has officially endorsed Cori Bush in her campaign for re-election.

Crucial House, Senate, and gubernatorial primaries are taking place in several US states this August, including Missouri, Alaska, Michigan, Minnesota, South Carolina, and Wisconsin. These elections, such as the Cori Bush vs. Wesley Bell race in Missouri, are being closely watched for their potential to influence the Democratic party and the broader political landscape.

Children's entertainer Ms. Rachel publicly endorsed progressive Democratic candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Cori Bush, stating her belief that 'no one needs a billion dollars.' This endorsement comes days before the Michigan Democratic Senate primary, where El-Sayed has also received support from the entire Squad.

A video captured progressive activist Kyle Kulinski comparing the U.S. and Israel to the 'fourth Reich' during a call that included Rep. Ro Khanna, Cori Bush, and Hasan Piker, drawing criticism.