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Graham Platner
Graham Platner, Maine oyster farmer and Marine/Army veteran, was the 2026 Democratic Senate nominee; he won the June 2026 primary with 72% but withdrew in July 2026 amid a sexual assault allegation, Reddit posts, and a Nazi-symbol tattoo controversy.
Graham Potter
Graham Potter (born 1975, Solihull) is an English football manager, Sweden's national coach since October 2025; formerly managed Östersund, Swansea, Brighton, Chelsea, and West Ham.
Graham R. Fleming
Graham R. Fleming, born in Barrow, England, in 1949, is a physical chemist at UC Berkeley known for developing two-dimensional electronic spectroscopy and applying it to photosynthesis.
Graham R.V. Hughes
Graham R.V. Hughes, known as Graham Hughes, is a British rheumatologist who described the antiphospholipid syndrome, known as Hughes syndrome, and founded the lupus research unit at St Thomas' Hospital in London.
Graham Rahal
Graham Rahal (b. January 4, 1989, New Albany, Ohio) is an American INDYCAR driver, son of Bobby Rahal, racing for Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing; 327 starts, 6 wins, best championship finish fourth in 2015.
Graham Rogers (actor)
Graham Rogers (born 1990, West Chester, Pennsylvania) is the American actor known as Danny Matheson in Revolution, Caleb Haas in Quantico, and Tyler Murphy in Netflix's Leanne; distinct from the British Milk Tray Man actor and a Canadian sound editor of the same name.
Graham Ross (theoretical physicist)
Graham Ross (1944–2021) was a British theoretical particle physicist at the University of Oxford, a Fellow of the Royal Society and winner of the 2012 Dirac Medal.
Graham Russell
Graham Russell (born 1950, Nottingham, England) is the songwriter, guitarist, and vocalist of the Australian soft rock duo Air Supply, formed with Russell Hitchcock in 1975; he wrote "Lost in Love" and "All Out of Love" and lives in rural Utah.
Graham Smith
Graham Smith (Donald Graham Smith), Canadian swimmer born 1958 in Edmonton; 1976 Olympic relay silver, six 1978 Commonwealth golds, 1978 world 200m IM champion; distinct from British swimmer Graeme Smith.
Graham Staines
Graham Staines (1941–1999) was an Australian Baptist missionary who served leprosy patients in Odisha, India, for 34 years before being killed with his two sons in 1999.
Graham Steell
Graham Steell (1851–1942) was a British physician and cardiologist at Manchester Royal Infirmary, regarded as the leading heart-disease consultant in northern England; the Graham Steell murmur is named for him.
Graham Stephan
Graham Stephan is an American personal finance YouTuber, former real estate agent, and co-host of The Iced Coffee Hour podcast, whose channel has 5.18 million subscribers and 1.4 billion views.
Graham Sutherland
Graham Sutherland (1903–1980), English Neo-Romantic and Surrealist painter and etcher; known for Pembrokeshire landscapes, Blitz war drawings, the destroyed 1954 Churchill portrait, and the Coventry Cathedral tapestry.
Graham Sutton
Graham Sutton (Oliver Graham Sutton) was a Welsh mathematician and meteorologist known for work on atmospheric diffusion and for directing the Meteorological Office, 1953 to 1965.
Graham T. Allison
Graham T. Allison is an American political scientist at Harvard known for Essence of Decision, his three-model analysis of the Cuban Missile Crisis, and the Thucydides Trap.
Graham T. McMahon
Graham T. McMahon, also known as Graham McMahon, is an Irish-trained endocrinologist and President and CEO of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education in Chicago since 2015.
Graham Taylor
Graham Taylor (1944-2017), English football manager; took Watford from the Fourth Division to the First and the 1984 FA Cup final, revived Aston Villa, and managed England 1990-1993.
Graham Thornicroft
Graham Thornicroft is a British community psychiatrist and Emeritus Professor at King's College London, known for research on mental illness stigma and co-chairing the 2022 Lancet Commission on ending stigma.
Graham Thorpe
Graham Thorpe (1969-2024), England and Surrey left-handed batter, played 100 Tests (6,744 runs, average 44.66, 16 hundreds) and 82 ODIs, then coached England including the 2019 World Cup; died 4 August 2024.
Graham V. Candler
Graham V. Candler is an American aerospace engineer at the University of Minnesota known for hypersonic flow simulation, leading the lab behind the US3D solver used on NASA missions.
Graham v. Connor
Graham v. Connor, 490 U.S. 386 (1989), the Supreme Court case holding that police excessive force during arrest or stop is judged by the Fourth Amendment's objective reasonableness standard, not officer intent.
Graham Warren
Graham Warren (born 1948) is a British cell biologist known for his work on the organization, mitotic disassembly, and inheritance of the Golgi apparatus, and a Fellow of the Royal Society.
Graham White
Graham Ross White (born 1951), Australian freestyle swimmer. Olympic silver in the 4x200 m relay at Mexico City 1968; three Commonwealth golds at Edinburgh 1970, where his 4x200 m relay set a 7:50.8 world record. Not the ABC broadcaster or race walker of the same name.
Graham Windeatt
Graham Windeatt is an Australian swimmer who won silver in the 1500 m freestyle at the 1972 Munich Olympics and gold at the 1970 Commonwealth Games.
Graham Yost
Graham Yost (Graham John Yost), born 1959 in Toronto, is a Canadian-American screenwriter and showrunner who wrote Speed, created Justified and Silo, and won two Emmys for The Pacific and From the Earth to the Moon.
Graham Young
Graham Young (1947–1990), the English "Teacup Poisoner", killed three people with thallium and poisoned about 13, was detained in Broadmoor at 14, released in 1971, and convicted at St Albans in 1972.
Graham's law
Graham's law, or Graham's law of effusion, states that a gas's rate of effusion or diffusion is inversely proportional to the square root of its molar mass.
Graham's number
Graham's number is an enormous integer, built from Knuth's up-arrow notation, that arose as a Ramsey theory upper bound and was popularized by Martin Gardner in 1977.
Grahame Clark
Grahame Clark (1907–1995) was a British archaeologist and prehistorian, Disney Professor of Archaeology at Cambridge, whose Star Carr excavations of 1949 to 1951 recovered rare organic Mesolithic material.
Grahan
Grahan (2021) is a Hindi Hotstar Specials crime drama, directed by Ranjan Chandel from Satya Vyas's novel Chaurasi, interweaving a 1984 Bokaro love story with a 2016 IPS reinvestigation of the anti-Sikh riots.