Crossroads Podcast: Rise Of The ‘Nones’ And Democrats’ Religion Problem

The bottom line: There have been important, newsworthy trends taking place on the “religious left” as well as the “secular left.”

Mamdani Makes History, Becomes New York’s First Muslim Mayor

Zohran Mamdani, the 34-year-old democratic socialist whose campaign was powered by youthful energy, a surge of new voters and a promise of unconventional change, completed his yearlong journey with a decisive victory — to be elected mayor of New York City and the first Muslim to hold the office.

When Rage Replaces Reason: The Rise Of America’s Violent Creed

(ANALYSIS) Street protests spill into riots. Universities host intimidation campaigns. Digital mobs savage anyone who dares step outside the script. Across America, political anger is spilling into the open, and on the left it increasingly takes a violent shape. What begins as dissent can tip quickly into destruction.

Closing The God Gap: Why Democrats Need Religious Voters

(ANALYSIS) As media pundits over-interpret the nationwide impact of elections in New York City, New Jersey, Virginia and California, let’s contemplate this: What do the data on religious dynamics say about prospects for a rather demoralized Democratic Party in 2026-2032, and whether a more centrist strategy might help?

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