"My senses were awake": John Dickerson reflects on sensory deprivation
"CBS This Morning" co-host writes about his floating experience
John's Notebook: "A Fond Farewell"
John bids a final goodbye to the viewers of "Face the Nation"
John's Notebook: A new era for women in public office
The door is closing on the era that protected powerful men in Washington - and based on the number of women running for office next year, it appears another door is opening
John’s Notebook: Drafts of history
This week was the anniversary of a presidential election whose outcome was a surprise for many experts
John's Notebook: Not everyone deserves a monument
One of the lessons in the Civil War is that it was possible to do the right thing then by the moral standards of today, John Dickerson says
John's Notebook: The presidency’s toughest call
The toughest presidential decisions last long after a president's tenure is over
John's Notebook: The real presidential test is not about IQ
An IQ test is not the test we want our presidents to ace
John's Notebook: Humanity and bravery in the wake of tragedy
Remembering the moments of selflessness and generosity in the aftermath of a national tragedy
John's Notebook: What is "regular order"?
In Congress, regular order doesn't always lead to compromise - but compromise is less likely without it.
John's Notebook: The chorus that stepped up
In the wake of the Charlottesville, Virginia violence, a chorus of reaction rang out in response to Trump's remarks
John’s Notebook: Stay home, Congress
As summer recess has finally arrived in Washington, politicians getting out of town have to be careful not to look like they're enjoying themselves too much
John's Notebook: "Stay generous"
Dickerson says America "is so ready for evidence to confirm the absolute worst about an opponent it snuffs out our charity."
John's Notebook: What McCain fights for
The math of durability in Senator John McCain's life is extraordinary
John's Notebook: Doing the right thing
Politics, the President said, is not the nicest business -- but there are also examples of the opposite: people behaving morally when it was easier not to
John's Notebook: Friends and foes -- a lesson from the founders
"Face the Nation" moderator John Dickerson discusses the founding fathers' ability to forge friendships amid the of struggle to create a new nation