David Frum is a Senior Editor at various prominent publications. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, world affairs, and culture, with a particular focus on current affairs, geopolitics, and public policy. David's work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN, PBS, The Atlantic, and The Bulwark.
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David Frum's coverage primarily focuses on political analysis, government announcements, legal policy regulation and evolving stories. His articles often revolve around various political topics such as the Republican Party, Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, Joe Biden and international relations.
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The president’s battle over presidential records is more serious than it looks.
Just a few years ago, Republicans sacrificed an Alabama Senate seat rather than endure an unacceptable colleague. Will Democrats do the same in Maine?
CNN international correspondent Patrick Oppmann on Trump's fixation on Cuba, the current state of the Cuban government, and what happens next. Plus: J. D. Vance's presidential aspirations and
Inside the Trump-Iran negotiations, with Vivian Salama. Plus: Why do people no longer care about climate change? And Bel Canto by Ann Patchett.
The Atlantic 's editor in chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, on America's 250th anniversary and the American idea today. Plus: what we can learn from American history on this Fourth of July and City on a Hill: A History of American Exceptionalism by Abram Van Engen.
The president demanded credit for a history that he regards as a sucker's mistake.
Shannon Watts on the increasing hostility toward women among some progressive voters. Plus: the Graham Platner news and Killing Baby Hitler by Michael Tomasky.
By empowering political parties, the Supreme Court has delivered a win for American democracy.
Maya MacGuineas on the looming exhaustion of the Social Security Trust Fund and whether America will ever have a responsible federal budget. Plus: another ICE shooting and A Place of Greater Safety by Hilary Mantel.
The president delivered a self-serving and self-defeating speech. In early 2021, Republicans were poised to win a majority in the U.S.
