Adjunct Associate Professor of Business
David D. Kirkpatrick is an International Correspondent at The New York Times and an Adjunct Associate Professor of Business. He covers a wide range of topics including security and law enforcement, climate change, and cultural issues, often intersecting with significant political events such as the Russia-Ukraine War and the presidencies of Donald Trump and Joe Biden. David's insights have been featured in prominent platforms including the Analytics on Fire Podcast, The New Yorker, and Magzter.
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David D. Kirkpatrick's coverage spans a wide range of topics, with a focus on government & politics, culture & society, and legal policy regulation. His work also includes evolving stories and expert commentary.
Given the diverse topics covered in his articles, David may be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within the government & politics sphere as well as legal policy regulation. Expert commentary from credible sources with insights into these areas could be valuable for his articles.
It is important to note that David focuses on national (United States) content; therefore, any pitches should have relevance to this geographic area or provide insights that directly relate to U.S.-based issues within his areas of interest.
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By: Adam Gopnik, Sarah Larson, Andrew Marantz, Emily Witt, Hannah Jocelyn, Kathryn Schulz, Isaac Chotiner, Joshua Rothman, Eren Orbey, Susan B. Glasser, Nicholas Lemann, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, David D. Kirkpatrick
From the daily newsletter: the importance of refusing complicity. Plus: Rachel Monroe reports on the attack on abortion care in Texas; the banality of online recommendation culture; and the Enlightenment’s great female intellect.
By: Adam Gopnik, Kathryn Schulz, David D. Kirkpatrick, Joshua Rothman, Andrew Marantz, Nicholas Lemann, Susan B. Glasser, Sarah Larson, Isaac Chotiner, Eren Orbey, Richard Brody, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Emily Witt
The ninety-four-year-old director’s courtroom thriller, starring Nicholas Hoult and Toni Collette, shows how self-interested parties can make the striving for justice yield injustices.
I am a Tinder guy holding a fish and I will provide for you I thought I would accomplish a lot more today and also by the time I was thirty-five
By: Rachel Monroe, David D. Kirkpatrick, Isaac Chotiner, Clare Malone, Katy Waldman, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, David Remnick, Eren Orbey, Nicholas Lemann, Joshua Rothman, Adam Gopnik, Kathryn Schulz, Kyle Chayka
Lackawanna County was once a Democratic stronghold. In 2024, it is a hotly contested battleground, where the stakes go far beyond politics.
By: Adam Gopnik, Kathryn Schulz, Vinson Cunningham, David D. Kirkpatrick, Joshua Rothman, Naomi Fry, Nicholas Lemann, Isaac Chotiner, Eren Orbey, David Remnick, Katy Waldman, Alexandra Schwartz, Rachel Monroe, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Kyle Chayka
In projects like “Problemista” and HBO’s “Fantasmas,” the multihyphenate uses uncanny flourishes to make sense of our most convoluted bureaucratic systems.
By: Adam Gopnik, Kathryn Schulz, Hannah Jocelyn, David D. Kirkpatrick, Joshua Rothman, Nicholas Lemann, Isaac Chotiner, Eren Orbey, David Remnick, Katy Waldman, Rachel Monroe, Benjamin Wallace-Wells, Kyle Chayka
From the daily newsletter: Eliza Griswold reports from Pennsylvania. Plus: Richard Brody’s spooky-movie suggestions, the faces of newly naturalized citizens in Arizona, and Clint Eastwood’s courtroom thriller.
By: Amanda Petrusich, Carrie Battan, David D. Kirkpatrick, Vinson Cunningham, Lawrence Lindell, Inkoo Kang, Jennifer Homans, Robin Wright, Will Mcphail, Ian Crouch
A Christmas essay.
Los Alamos is growing at a pace not seen since J. Robert Oppenheimer and the Manhattan Project.
By: Jennifer Wilson, David D. Kirkpatrick, Joshua Rothman, Lauren Michele Jackson, Alex Ross, Sarah Larson, Kate Chin Park, Merve Emre, Naomi Fry, Alex Barasch, Helen Rosner, Helen Shaw
From the daily newsletter: couch-potato shows. Plus: what good is morality?
By: Merve Emre, Lauren Michele Jackson, Joshua Rothman, Andy Kravis, Jennifer Wilson, Alex Barasch, Helen Shaw, Helen Rosner, Erin Neil, Alex Ross, Sarah Larson, David D. Kirkpatrick
From the daily newsletter: can we escape Spotify syndrome? Plus: New Mexico’s nuclear-weapons boom; Susan B. Glasser reflects on the year in politics; and revisiting Big Star’s “Radio City.”
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