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The Latest Articles by David A. Graham

The police officers who fatally beat Tyre Nichols must have known their actions were being recorded, but that hardly seemed to deter them.

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Memphis’s Policing Strategy Was Bound to Result in Tragedy

The officers charged in Tyre Nichols’s death were all members of the SCORPION team, which poured law-enforcement resources into the most violent parts of the city.

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The Incoherence of Facebook’s Trump Decision

Meta is going to allow the ex-president to spread his Big Lie about the 2020 election—behavior that got him banned in the first place.

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A Guide to the Possible Forthcoming Indictments of Donald Trump

Despite all of the uncertainty, the information already available makes it possible to know what to watch for.

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The George Santos Saga Isn’t (Just) Funny

The amusement of such a candidate reaching office should not eclipse the horror of it.

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The Gas-Stove Debate Exemplifies the Silliest Tendencies of American Politics

A big nothing can morph into a huge controversy for no good reason at all.

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Kevin McCarthy’s Predicament Is a Warning

His detractors are here to play games with American power.

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Kevin McCarthy’s Loyalty to Trump Got Him Nothing

The once-presumptive House leader has been through three embarrassing rounds of voting, with more to come.

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The War on Christmas Is Winning

The holiday is becoming a less religious occasion for millions of Americans.

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The Threat to Democracy Is Still in Congress

One hundred forty-seven Republicans voted to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. Almost all of them are still in office.

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Kyrsten Sinema’s Decision Is All About 2024

She seems to be grasping for a lifeline, or at least a bit of leverage.

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When Everything You Touch Turns to Crime

One crime, two crimes, red crime, blue crime

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Sam Bankman-Fried, Crypto-Republican?

He was lauded for his major donations to Democrats, but now he says he was secretly giving to Republicans in roughly equal measure.

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Donald Trump Is No Lover of the Constitution

Trump’s incoherent constitutional philosophy summed up: The Constitution provides a first option, but if for some reason he doesn’t like it, he’s happy to discard it.

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The Reluctant Face of True Crime

Michael Peterson refuses to watch The Staircase.

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It Was Sedition

The Oath Keepers imagine themselves to be true patriots, but, as a jury of their peers found this week, their deeds were a crime against the United States.

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Trump’s Veepstakes Begin

With the former president gearing up for another campaign, one of the few big questions is who would run alongside him.

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Trump’s Confession

The former president’s campaign announcement included an inadvertent admission that he has a big problem.

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The House Race That Shows Why Republicans Collapsed in the Midterms

A self-inflicted wound in Washington is emblematic of how poor GOP choices led to unexpected Democratic victories.

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Trump’s Future Isn’t Up to Fox News

Whatever the conservative grass roots decide, the establishment will be a step or two behind, desperately trying to catch up with the people it claims to lead.

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America Has an Anti-MAGA Majority

The election results show that although a sizable minority of Americans will never defect from Trump, an even larger group seems equally determined to stop Trumpism.

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The Divided States of America

Frantic partisan combat and frequent changes of power are the new normal.

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Caught Between the Electorally Disastrous and the Morally Monstrous

Democrats can’t find a message on crime they believe in.

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The Murders in Memphis Aren’t Stopping

Despite extraordinary funding, the city’s police seem unable to control crime.

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Gordon Sondland Still Has Mixed Feelings About Trump

The former ambassador emerged from his experience in the administration as neither a full-on apostate nor a true believer.

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