John L. Dorman

Business Insider [2024]

• Colin Allred’s Senate candidacy is the culmination of years of Democratic dreams in Texas

• How long will it take to call the 2024 presidential election?

• Vice President Kamala Harris, with the help of Beyoncé, leans into her abortion rights message in Texas

• Harris’ message on immigration isn’t just aimed at voters in the Southwest

• At the Democratic National Convention, President Biden finally became a ‘bridge’ to the party’s future

• How billionaires are increasingly shaping the outcomes of US elections

• The Port of Baltimore handled a record number of cargo in 2023. Then the Key Bridge collapse changed everything.

• Here’s what the US economy could look like in 2025. (I also headlined a video for this article.)

• Detroit’s ‘doom loop’ was unlike any other American city. Its downtown is now a model for urban reinvention.

• Nikki Haley won 20,000 election day votes in the Georgia GOP presidential primary. Why it matters.

• What’s the significance of ‘first chances?’ Maryland Senate candidate Angela Alsobrooks explains.

• Gov. Wes Moore touts ‘revolutionary’ Maryland as he reflects on his first year in office

Business Insider [2023]

• California’s longstanding legislative clout on Capitol Hill is at a major crossroads

• Is Kari Lake ditching her past election crusades as she looks to flip Arizona’s Senate seat?

• The UAW strike could reshape Biden's economic pitch to voters ahead of 2024

• Wes Moore is poised to be one of the Democratic Party’s most transformative next generation leaders

• The next North Carolina gubernatorial election could be another flashpoint in the nation's sharply divided politics

• Nikki Haley’s road to the White House will be difficult, but she has room to grow among Republicans

• Travelers say hotel resort fees have gotten completely out of control. The White House has taken notice.

• Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas on Biden, infrastructure funding, and governing without gridlock

• Kevin McCarthy is working tirelessly and spending political capital to win fights that don't actually matter

• The pandemic ushered in free weekly credit reports for Americans. But that could soon be over.

• Indiana’s Senate race will reveal the depths of the fault lines within the GOP

• Trump's political ascent was fueled by Southern Republicans. Now they're his main 2024 opponents.

• From Arizona to Wisconsin, a look at the states that will determine the Senate majority in 2024

Business Insider [2022]

• The testament of Raphael Warnock: How the Georgia senator connected with voters through faith

• Young voters propelled Warnock to a victory in the Georgia Senate runoff, but the work to boost youth turnout continues

• Adam Kinzinger: House Republicans will have a 'totally nonfunctional majority' in 2023

• McConnell, McCarthy, and Trump face key tests after the 2022 midterms, which saw broad GOP underperformance

• Suburban Cobb County will be key for Warnock in Georgia's December Senate runoff

• Warnock recounts lessons from his Savannah upbringing as he faces Herschel Walker: 'We're on a different field today'

• How 2022 could be a banner year for Black gubernatorial candidates

• Maryland Democratic gubernatorial nominee Wes Moore: On patriotism and service

• American Gerontocracy: These 5 former House candidates could’ve been the next AOC

• NBC correspondent Ali Vitali tells me how US can elect its first female president: 'More of them need to run'

• Mark Leibovich says the days of bipartisan Washington institutional figures like John McCain are 'absolutely' over

• For Democrats, New York’s congressional redistricting plan was turned on its head

• My conversation with Florida congresswoman Stephanie Murphy on Biden, the economy, and progressive politics

• The Ketanji Brown Jackson Supreme Court confirmation process ripped open grievances on race and criminal justice, fueled by escalating judicial wars

• Former congressman Will Hurd talks immigration, the Biden administration’s Ukraine strategy, and the future of the GOP

Business Insider [2021]

• Democrats' disconnect with rural America is getting so deep it may jeopardize their chances for 2022 and 2024

• How the Virginia governor's race between McAuliffe and Youngkin will test the state's Democratic strength

• How Gavin Newsom beat back the California gubernatorial recall effort

• Former Surgeon General Jerome Adams says Biden officials must be more transparent to combat vaccine hesitancy

• Historian Annette Gordon-Reed on Juneteenth: 'It has been just amazing to see the holiday happen'

• NYC Mayoral candidate Ray McGuire, a former Wall Street executive, wants to lead a small-business renaissance

• Fractures within the GOP persist as Kevin McCarthy aims for the House speakership in 2022

• As Nina Turner runs for Congress in Ohio's 11th Congressional District, her local roots take center stage

• Analysis: DC statehood is not a ‘power grab.’ It’s about full representation and respect.

• Warnock delivers a forceful defense of voting rights, excoriates restrictive voting bills in maiden Senate speech

• The final day of the Trump impeachment trial was shaped by McConnell, Democrats, and breakaway GOP senators

• Warnock and Ossoff won historic Senate seats because of rapidly shifting demographics in key Georgia counties

Business Insider [2020]

• Expiring stimulus programs threaten the US economy during the COVID-19 pandemic’s most challenging phase

• How the final 2020 Electoral College map compares to 2016

• Biden’s close finish in Georgia was a contest for the ages. How did he win the Deep South state?

• How did Joe Biden flip Arizona blue in 2020?

• ‘This is the time to heal in America’: President-elect Biden uses his victory speech to address a fractured country

• Can Jaime Harrison beat Lindsey Graham in conservative South Carolina?

• Malcolm Kenyatta, a 30-year-old Democratic state lawmaker, could be Pennsylvania's next senator in 2022

• New York Democrat Mondaire Jones wants to bring a progressive edge to Congress

• Cameron Webb treats COVID-19 patients and is running in one of the most competitive House races in the country

• Gina Ortiz Jones could become the first Filipina-American elected to Congress

The New York Times

• ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ Offers a Tour of a Lost New York

• In Energized Detroit, Savoring an Architectural Legacy

• August Wilson’s Pittsburgh

• Art Deco Los Angeles

• He Struggled at School, but Now Success Is Adding Up

• He Overcame Setbacks to Thrive in Information Technology

• The New York City Parks Commissioner on ‘the Experience of Place’

• Brooklyn’s Prospect Park: ‘Nature at Its Most Harmonious’

• Uptown Is On Its Way Back Up

• In Chicago, Landmark Hotels Where the Views Are Enchanting

• At the Auto Show in Detroit, a Sneak Peak at What’s New

• Finally, You Can Have Breakfast at Tiffany

• Eero Saarinen’s Michigan

• 36 Hours in Detroit

• Exploring Detroit’s Underground Railroad Sites

• Retracing America’s Musical Canvas

• How to Experience Fats Domino’s New Orleans

• Meril, from Emeril Lagasse, Looks Beyond New Orleans for Inspiration

• Tasting France in the Cuisines of India, Vietnam and Beyond

• Damien Chazelle, ‘La La Land’ Director, on California’s Allure

• Best Eating in New York? A Food Historian Has Some Advice

• 36 Hours in Richmond, Virginia

• Tracing Frank Lloyd Wright in Oak Park, Illinois

• In Santa Fe, City, Sky and History

• Biking Through History in Philadelphia