John Hendrickson
-
![]()
C-SPAN The Struggle to Overcome Mass-Shooting Cynicism
“If I end my public-service career and haven’t passed a significant federal firearms-reform bill, I’ll consider my time in public service a failure,” Senator Chris Murphy says.
-
![]()
Drew Angerer / Getty Jamie Raskin Lost His Son. Then He Fled a Mob.
The day before the Capitol riot, a congressman buried his 25-year-old son, who had left a note for his family on New Year’s Eve.
-
![]()
Courtesy of Kelly Fitzsimmons Death Stalks Joe Biden Still
In March, most Americans still hadn’t grasped the reality, or the lethality, of COVID-19. But Biden had already lost a friend of 30 years.
-
![]()
Carlos Barria / Reuters / The Atlantic The Banality of Trump’s Hatred
The president will always denigrate anyone remotely different from himself.
-
![]()
Nina Berman / NOOR / Redux The Fox News Powder Keg
On November 3, the network’s framing of the election narrative may help alleviate nationwide chaos—or sow it.
-
![]()
Biden Campaign / Facebook Stuttering Through It
How a 13-year-old boy delivered the best speech of the Democratic National Convention
-
![]()
Edmon de Haro Even Dead Bodies Pose Risks
Undertakers are scrambling to adapt to the complexities of COVID-19.
-
![]()
Seth Wenig / AP Donald Down the Shore
The president refuses to believe that even New Jersey, a solidly blue Northeast state, is beyond his electoral grasp in 2020.
-
![]()
Mark Peckmezian What Joe Biden Can’t Bring Himself to Say
His verbal stumbles have voters worried about his mental fitness. Maybe they’d be more understanding if they knew he’s still fighting a stutter.
