Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is considering running for President, he confirmed Wednesday. The latest: In an interview with Crain's Chicago Business's Greg Hinz, Emanuel said, "I'm looking at the ...

Rahm Emanuel, in his most public comments to date about 2028, is confirming that he's considering a run for the next ...

Calling the Democratic Party brand “toxic” and “weak and woke,” Rahm Emanuel says he is lookging at what he has to contribute ...

Rahm Emanuel leaned into speculation about a 2028 presidential run on Wednesday. After hosts of ABC’s “The View” told him he sounded like a presidential contender, the former two-term ...

CHICAGO—Rahm Emanuel, never humble about his political skills, is trying to accomplish something that seems far-fetched even for him: push his Democratic Party—rooted in the identity politics ...

Rahm Emanuel warns Dems have become party of 'punks' who 'talk down to people' and fret over identity politics The former mayor of Chicago said that Democrats have recently gotten 'caught up in a ...

Former Democratic mayor Rahm Emanuel dismissed issues surrounding transgender people as “tangential" and not “core" values on the "I've Had It" podcast.

Rahm Emanuel warns Dems have become party of ‘punks’ who ‘talk down to people’ and fret over identity politics By . Alexander Hall , Fox News. Published June 6, 2025, 5:11 p.m. ET.

Former Chicago mayor and Obama chief of staff Rahm Emanuel says he’s weighing a 2028 presidential bid, citing the need to refocus Democrats on the middle class.

Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel appears to be teasing a 2028 presidential run, urging reforms to a Democratic Party he described as “weak and woke” in a recent interview.

A news frenzy has emerged in recent weeks around Rahm Emanuel’s potential 2028 presidential run. To dispel with any suspense: I know Rahm well — and, no, I don’t know whether he will run. I ...

Rahm Emanuel has ramped up speculation in recent weeks that he’s plotting a 2028 presidential run, adding a prominent name in Democratic circles to an already crowded list of possible candidates.