Frank Bruni is a journalist at The New York Times. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and international affairs, with a particular focus on culture and society. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Atlantic, The Saturday Evening Post Society, and Khaleej Times.
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Frank Bruni's coverage is heavily focused on opinion editorials, particularly around politics and government. He often offers commentary on specific political figures and events in the United States, making him a good target for pitches related to US politics. Given his focus on opinion pieces, he may be interested in expert insights or unique perspectives that can add depth to ongoing political conversations.
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The president has an edifice complex.
Trump’s most durable lie.
By: Frank Bruni, Bret Stephens
Behold the paragons of rank incompetence.
(The Conversation)
There is a chance that Democratic optimism is over the rainbow.
Bret Stephens: Americans are growing hostile to artificial intelligence. I've warned that letting AI write for you can be brain-eating, soul-destroying, even democracy-undermining. There's also a bipartisan backlash against data centers. Plus a widespread conviction that AI is going to destroy most jobs. Not to mention dark fears--especially from its very creators --that it could go rogue and lead to the destruction of a large chunk of humanity itself.
By: Frank Bruni
The exiled ambassador didn’t defy the president. She mimicked him.
Bret Stephens : Frank, we've each spent a portion of our careers living in Europe and covering politics there — I was at The Wall Street Journal in Brussels while you worked for The Times in Rome.
By: Frank Bruni
Why the Tar Heel State is giving me hope for the future
By: Frank Bruni, Bret Stephens
What are the key differences between now and two years ago? Between now and 2016?
