New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is shaking up her political team for the second time in the past few months, according to a report from Axios. Reporter Holly Otterbein wrote that the overhaul comes as Ocasio-Cortez prepares to make what Axios called "the biggest decision of her political life."

Axios said the decision concerns whether Ocasio-Cortez will run for president in 2028 or seek the Senate seat held by Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, which is also up that year. Axios described Ocasio-Cortez as a democratic socialist leader who is still debating the choice.

Separately, Fox News reported that Ocasio-Cortez has tapped the strategist behind Bernie Sanders' "record-breaking fundraising" as progressive groups push her toward a 2028 bid. The Fox News report links the hire to that pressure from outside groups, while the Axios report focuses on the internal reorganization of her office.

The two reports differ in emphasis. Axios portrayed Ocasio-Cortez as still weighing her options, while Fox News said progressive groups are urging her to run. Neither summary states that she has announced a decision on either the presidential race or the Senate contest.

Both outlets cover the same central question: whether Ocasio-Cortez will seek the presidency in 2028 or challenge Schumer for his seat, which both races would decide in the same year. The changes to her staff are part of a period of reorganization that Axios linked directly to that choice.

Sources: Axios: Scoop: AOC shakes up team again as 2028 decision looms; Fox News: AOC taps power player who helped Bernie Sanders defy the odds as major 2028 decision looms.