Rahul Mukherjee is a senior graphics reporter at NPR, where he reports data and visually driven stories.
At NPR, he has provided crucial coverage on the Epstein files, enforcement of immigration policy, and voter sentiment on the political climate.
Prior to his work at NPR, Mukherjee had stints at the Los Angeles Times, Axios, and the Minneapolis Star Tribune, where he worked on award-winning stories on topics such as the environment, politics, music, science, public health, and athletics.
Mukherjee has a bachelors degree in Visual Communication from Ohio University. [Copyright 2026 NPR]
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