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.
Joe Biden and Secretary of Education Arne Duncan both suggested they're open to supporting gay marriage. Are they telegraphing a policy change -- or just going rogue? More »
The washed-up rocker responds to questions about his inflammatory remarks in April by delivering his best Charlie Sheen impression. More »
Although he could be an asset to Mitt Romney, irregularities in the Florida senator's record would make him a fat target for Democrats. More »
The Tea Party congresswoman has endorsed the GOP's presumptive nominee, but the fault lines of the primary aren't so easy to paper over. More »
We have nothing to fear but a terrible impression of the 32nd president himself. More »
An inadequately fact-checked news item leads to a fabricated claim that the president fabricated and lied about parts of his memoir. More »
A reel of the most memorable moments from the former Speaker's now defunct presidential campaign More »
Class warfare? Demonstrations in the streets of New York? Our grandparents and great-grandparents saw it all, too. More »
The candidate tries to shore up his working-man credentials and counter Obama's attack over killing Bin Laden. More »
A sharp ad against the presumptive Republican nominee seeks to paint him as both foreign and overly friendly to foreigners. More »
As hearings continue in the John Edwards trial, Wallace and Bobbie Edwards show support for their embattled son. More »
While making a somewhat inflammatory point about bullying, the gay activist and journalist inadvertently teaches a lesson about journalism, too. More »
Over the weekend, a top GOP aide said President Obama got the idea from Romney. A look at his past positions shows that's not true. More »
Politics ain't bean bag. Unfortunately, it ain't an awesome medieval fantasy, either. But what if it were? More »
Senator Marco Rubio, who mocked Obama for reading his speeches, gets a lesson in karma from a lost leaf of paper. More »
And another Secret Service scandal erupts: Did a girl spill yogurt on the president, or was she framed? More »
Barack Obama, Jimmy Fallon, and the Roots fuse babymaking music and student-loan politics. More »
Have the president's attempts to display his coolness gone too far? More »
You might think that since Romney has all but wrapped up the nomination, there's nothing left to say. That's mostly true, but here are 25 things to watch anyway. More »
