David A. Graham is a staff writer at The Atlantic and the author of the Atlantic Daily newsletter. He focuses on government, politics, and world affairs, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and international relations. David's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News UK, MSN, and Gulf Today.
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At a congressional hearing today, the FBI director seemed unafraid of any repercussions and more interested in scoring partisan points that go viral.
The VRA's demise could result in a hollowing out of Black political representation and influence, not only in Washington and in state capitals.
The president won’t face voters again, but Republican midterm candidates will have to deal with the consequences of his latest comments.
The release of Tina Peters, a local election official convicted of seven crimes, is likely to encourage attacks on election integrity.
His hold on the MAGA base remains powerful, but the primary wins that are reinforcing his grip also hurt his standing with the broader public.
Trump will try to spin it, but he's ill-equipped to gain any real concessions.
Sonny Rollins, who died this week, was the embodiment of the genre itself.
The department’s reported pursuit of a criminal investigation against E. Jean Carroll shows that Trump has no issue with politicized justice.
David A. Graham The Atlantic The latest move shows that Trump has no issue with politicized justice—he just wants it on his side.
As his signature efforts falter, the president is pleading with Republicans to pipe down and have faith. One can understand their skepticism.
