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@FrankBruni

New York Times contributor w/ weekly newsletter (), Duke professor, book author, speaker ().

Chapel Hill, NC
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  1. for 16 timer siden

    Vaccine-wise, walk the walk. Seek out stores, airlines, restaurants that have vaccine mandates for employees (&, increasingly, customers). Reward them. My dinner tomorrow? From a pizzeria that admits only vaccinated diners. My newsletter >>>

    Angre
  2. 10. sep.
    Angre
  3. 9. sep.

    As I filled my car at a Connecticut gas station last year, a man screamed insults at me for wearing a mask. The incident felt less exceptional than emblematic. Such enmity and ugliness in our country now. My newsletter >>>

    Angre
  4. 2. sep.

    Psychologically, is the current chapter of Covid perhaps the most challenging? Our marching orders are fluid--less like orders than like caveats, nudging us not toward obedience but toward wisdom, which is even harder. My column/newsletter >>>

    Angre
  5. 26. aug.

    Talking about what the debacle in Afghanistan means for the balance of power between Dems and Repubs back in D.C. is gross. For now, the focus belongs on the suffering over there. My newsletter >>>

    Angre
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    12. aug.

    We are thrilled to welcome these writers to . Along with newsletters from , and , they will be included with your subscription.

    Vis denne tråden
    Angre
  7. 13. aug.

    The newsletter portfolio is expanding in a big and exciting way. Thrilled to be a part of it and to welcome these voices.

    Angre
  8. 22. jul.

    Are the readers clamoring for and turning to all these Trump books looking to learn? Or mostly to stew? And where does the latter leave us? My take >>>

    Angre
  9. 13. jul.

    On her second-to-last morning in NYC, Regan takes a pause in a favorite spot in Central Park. Maybe it was the humidity. I’m going with anticipatory nostalgia.

    Angre
  10. 11. jul.

    Never understood why the Campari spritz doesn’t enjoy the currency of the Aperol spritz. Mysteries of life . . .

    Angre
  11. 8. jul.

    I know how to say goodbye to a person. But how do you say goodbye to a city? Thoughts on leaving New York + the lessons of Eric Adams + the empty calories of Netflix binges in my newsletter >>>

    Angre
  12. 7. jul.

    A blue day. A blah day. A tedious day, during which you feel the tug of self-pity. Then the heavens do this.

    Angre
  13. 1. jul.

    And this is the view from Overstory, coming soon from the Crown Shy team. Same downtown building but, well, many, many stories higher ….

    Angre
  14. 1. jul.

    This pale beauty is a cantaloupe and chamomile Negroni on the drinks menu at the upcoming restaurant Saga and lounge Overstory by the Crown Shy folks. And it’s magic, as my slight headache this morning reflected …..

    Angre
  15. 1. jul.

    Why, when people signal plans to have a child, do so many others say they are "starting a family"? Weren't they already a family? This + infrastructure + the dogs of Central Park in this week's newsletter >>>

    Angre
  16. 25. jun.

    To mark the end of my regular Times column, I did this Q&A with & answered questions about memorable politicians, memorable meals & memorable colleagues. Here's the link, , and you can follow me on Instagram at frankabruni64.

    Angre
  17. 25. jun.

    I'm going to be doing a Q&A on Instagram Live (usernames: nytopinion and frankabruni64) at 1pm ET today. Please join live if you're free; if you can't but have a question, please put it in a response here and may ask it.

    Angre
  18. 25. jun.

    Catholic bishops in the United States are going farther out of their way to censure Joe Biden than they ever did to reprimand Donald Trump. It's graceless and it's foolish. My newsletter >>>

    Angre
  19. 17. jun.

    We "pundits" are merchants of certitude in a world where much is in doubt and many questions don’t have one right answer. That's not always such a good thing. My column >>>

    Angre
  20. 17. jun.

    Today's column is my last as a Times staffer, but my weekly Times newsletter--with political analysis, personal reflections & more--lives on. You can sign up here, . Thanks for the past & future readership.

    Angre

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