Adam Nagourney

Los Angeles-based national political reporter for the New York Times

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Los Angeles Bureau Chief, and former chief political correspondent, for the New York Times

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KCRW looks at how Hurricanes Helene and Milton have affected the political fortunes of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, and what the latest polls and focus groups are saying about the…

Harris and Trump tackle hurricanes and swing states

KCRW looks at how Hurricanes Helene and Milton have affected the political fortunes of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, and what the latest polls and focus groups are saying about the…

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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. co-opted his uncle’s famous 1960 campaign ad for a Super Bowl spot . Many members of his family aren’t happy about it .

RFK, Jr. calls back to JFK’s presidential campaign in Super Bowl ad

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. co-opted his uncle’s famous 1960 campaign ad for a Super Bowl spot . Many members of his family aren’t happy about it .

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

The New York Times yesterday published a front page story that portrayed Southern California as a place of aimless urban sprawl, no civic institutions, and a newspaper in turmoil.

New York Times draws fury for explaining LA to Angelenos

The New York Times yesterday published a front page story that portrayed Southern California as a place of aimless urban sprawl, no civic institutions, and a newspaper in turmoil.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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