So Anthony Fauci isn’t perfect — he’s closer than most of us | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
We owe Dr. Fauci an immeasurable debt of gratitude, not the mind-boggling magnitude of grief that he gets.
The term ‘gun control’ hurts the cause of common-sense reform | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
I’ve inadvertently used “gun control” in several columns over the past two years. “Safety” is accurate but bland, so I’m in the market for a...
He gives geezers hope — and 5 other reasons I’m rooting for Tom Brady | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
At the end of my days, I want to know and crow that I watched, in real time, an athlete of unrivaled majesty who settled...
Three cheers for the ‘deep state’ | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
Let’s define it ourselves, not as a swampy society of self-preserving bureaucrats in Washington but as a steadfast, tradition-minded legion of public officials and civil...
Pence’s debate performance bugged me out | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
The vice president's years of obsequiousness to President Donald Trump had beaten all sensitivity and capacity for revulsion out of him. That fly was some...
A president in the hospital and a nation in the dark | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
What we have seen over recent days is President Donald Trump’s presidency in miniature, his worst traits distilled. Two in particular — mendacity and recklessness...
Defiant, now infected: Trump is a morality tale | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
Trump has spent much of the past six months, during which more than 200,000 Americans died of causes related to the coronavirus, downplaying the pandemic,...
Kamala Harris is the future, so Mike Pence may well be history | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
Kamala Harris is an agent of contrast, emphasizing the difference between the Republican ticket and the Democratic one, between Trump’s politics of division and Biden’s...
The court-martial of Donald J. Trump | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
For Trump, the military is a commercial enterprise and commodity.
Quarantine creates a mental fog as our days become borderless | Frank Bruni / Syndicated columnist
In this cinched and cursed state of lockdown, many parts of life have become borderless and amorphous and blurred together.