David Graham

Atlantic magazine

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David Graham is a staff writer at the Atlantic covering U.S. politics and global news. He is a former correspondent for Newsweek, the Wall Street Journal, and the Nation.

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Democrats are divided: impeachment now or further investigations? Top aides don’t do what the president tells them.

After Mueller: a dysfunctional White House and impeachment prospects

Democrats are divided: impeachment now or further investigations? Top aides don’t do what the president tells them.

from To the Point

Special Counsel Robert Mueller issued a sentencing memo for President Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn Tuesday night.

Mueller suggests no prison time for Michael Flynn in Russia probe

Special Counsel Robert Mueller issued a sentencing memo for President Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn Tuesday night.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

Nearly a week after Hurricane Maria left the island, Puerto Rico’s governor is warning of a humanitarian crisis. Power is in very short supply. So is potable water.

Relief is coming slowly to Puerto Rico

Nearly a week after Hurricane Maria left the island, Puerto Rico’s governor is warning of a humanitarian crisis. Power is in very short supply. So is potable water.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand

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Ken White and Josh Barro discuss the legal fight over Mary Trump’s book and the buzz it’s created, Roger Stone’s attempts to stay out of prison, and more.

from LRC Presents: All the President's Lawyers

A Facebook post looking for Black video editors sparked hateful comments and allegations of “anti-white racism,” drawing attention to Hollywood’s lack of diversity and reluctance to…

from Greater LA

Companies, celebrities, and influencers have released statements that express support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

from The Business

The new season of Lost Notes will be here in September. Meantime, this summer, we’re sharing a couple of bonus episodes.

from Lost Notes

As coronavirus cases continue to rise in Southern California, there’s no telling when live music performances will come back.

from Greater LA

For the first time since nationwide protests erupted over police brutality, local elected officials in Los Angeles are set to vote later today on changes to the LAPD’s budget for the…

from News Stories

The funeral for Robert Fuller was today at a church in Palmdale. Fuller was found hanging from a tree across the street from Palmdale City Hall on June 10.

from Greater LA

“We can’t act like nothing happened.” The service was a moment for his friends and family to remember him. But they also demanded answers from authorities.

from KCRW Features

John C. Fremont was instrumental in California becoming a state. He was one of the first two senators. He was the first Republican candidate for president in 1856.

from Press Play with Madeleine Brand