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David Graham is an associate editor at The Atlantic, where he oversees the Politics Channel. He previously reported for Newsweek, The Wall Street Journal, and The National.
Today's least self-aware punditry, courtesy of the former Weather Underground ringleader More »
The Texas lawmaker's comments are really just another way to talk about the doggedly debated topic of whether fetuses feel pain. More »
Was Arizona's Trent Franks not paying attention when Todd Akin made similar comments last year and paid the price? More »
Appointing Susan Rice as a top aide, attacking Darrell Issa, and fighting for judicial nominees show Obama and his allies don't want to make nice. More »
Will the would-be first lady have more luck winning a cover-girl contest than her husband did in his presidential bid? More »
A must-read account of the House's spring term shows how close he came to losing his job, and how the Book of Samuel rescued him. More »
What do polls show about racial preferences in college admissions? Don't take the overall number at face value. More »
A very young Ron Paul and and even younger Rand Paul pose with the Gipper, wearing some impressive duds. More »
Senator Joe Manchin defends Democrats who opposed background-check legislation, scolds Mike Bloomberg, and says Pat Toomey is still on board. More »
When his daughter was being born, the Virginia Democrat's wife told him to attend a reporter's party. Maybe this is why. More »
The Calgary-born Texas senator is considering a bid for the Oval Office. Let's nip those birther questions in the bud right now. More »
Congress has reached a deal to end furloughs creating airport delays -- without addressing any of the other problems of the sequester. More »
The gathering of Presidents Bush, Bush, Clinton, Carter, and Obama appears to tie for the largest such convention of commanders in chief ever. More »
The powerful Montana senator's decision surprised Democrats. The race to replace him could signal his party's future direction. More »
The South Carolina senator wants Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, an American citizen, to be held as an enemy combatant. More »
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was a naturalized American citizen, officials say. That shows why it's hard to connect this incident to proposed reforms. More »
It's been a bad week for the South Carolina Republican, who allegedly trespassed at his ex-wife's house and has lost the financial backing of national Republicans. More »
The Senate couldn't break a filibuster on expanded background checks, spelling the de facto end to the post-Newtown legislative push. More »
Steny Hoyer suggests that the attacks provides the latest proof that Congress needs to repeal the sequester. Has he thought this one through? More »
And she's rapping about it, horribly. More »
