Dominic Pino is a Thomas L. Rhodes Journalism Fellow. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, society and culture, as well as publishing and media. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as the American Institute for Economic Research, The Washington Post, and National Review.
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Dominic Pino’s coverage primarily focuses on politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. His articles also include opinion editorials on various topics such as Star Wars and national debt.
Given his focus, Dominic may be interested in expert commentary or analysis from credible sources with expertise in political affairs, government policies, and legal regulations. Additionally, he might be receptive to pitches related to business and finance if they have a strong tie-in with government policy or regulation.
It's important to note that Dominic’s geographic focus is the United States when considering relevant examples or case studies for any pitch.
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By: Dominic Pino
Brian Niccol's compensation history reflects a turnaround skill that can mean billions of dollars.
St. Nick dumps low-priced foreign goods in American living rooms. Why is this allowed to persist?
The unfunded and unneeded organization has correctly chosen to disband.
By: Kate Andrews, Carine Hajjar, Damir Marusic, Dominic Pino
An upcoming Washington Post Opinions show. Stay tuned.00:00 - Monologue 03:13 - Trump: Send Iran to the Stone Age 16:43 - Can Trump make Iran war worth it for U.S.? 29:38 - Hegseth exonerates Army helicopter crew over Kid Rock flyby
By: Carine Hajjar, Dominic Pino, Adam O'Neal, Kate Andrews
An upcoming Washington Post Opinions show. Stay tuned.00:00 - Monologue 02:20 - The Potomac sewage spill. What really happened? 13:59 - Trump threatens 'Living Hell' on Iran 30:06 - Artemis II breaks space travel record. Who does this help?
By: James Hohmann, Dominic Pino, James Desio, Adam O'Neal
An upcoming Washington Post Opinions show. Stay tuned.00:00 - Monologue 02:22 - Never subsidize a sports stadium 13:53 - Is the Iran ceasefire over already? 25:39 - VA spending spiked. Are veterans better off?
By: Dominic Pino, Robert Gebelhoff, James Hohmann, Aaditi Lele
An upcoming Washington Post Opinions show. Stay tuned.00:00 - Monologue 03:03 - AI paranoia becomes unhinged 13:14 - Trump threatens big pharma 20:10 - NFL draft forces school closures?
By: Kate Andrews, James Hohmann, Jason Willick, Adam O'Neal, Dominic Pino
An upcoming Washington Post Opinions show. Stay tuned.00:00 - Monologue 02:36 - Are colleges undermining education with easy A's? 17:41 - How does cannabis affect the human brain? 27:14 - Will Americans be able to make whiskey at home?
By: Damir Marusic, Dominic Pino, Adam O'Neal
Why do progressives like Sen. Bernie Sanders love Scandinavia so much? In this episode of "Make It Make Sense," Damir Marusic, Adam O'Neal and Dominic Pino debunk the myth of the Swedish socialist utopia.
By: Jason Willick, Dominic Pino, James Hohmann
The hysteria around artificial intelligence and data centers is growing, but are the public's worst fears warranted? In this episode of "Make It Make Sense," James Hohmann, Jason Willick and Dominic Pino debunk the biggest myths about the technology's impacts on jobs and the environment.
