Daniel McCarthy is a syndicated columnist whose work spans a variety of publications, including the New York Post and The American Conservative. With a focus on political commentary and analysis, McCarthy's articles cover a range of topics from media layoffs and journalism to political figures and elections, offering a unique perspective on current events in the United States.
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By: Daniel McCarthy
U.S. Department of Labor building in D.C. Photo: JHVEPhoto / Shutterstock.com
Blue states will have less representation in Congress and fewer votes in the Electoral College after the next census.
By: Daniel McCarthy
Uber XXL, UberX Share, and Uber’s Flight Capture. Photo: Uber
By: Daniel McCarthy
Daniel Oduber Quirós International Airport. Photo: EQRoy / Shutterstock.com
The elections of the 2030s are already taking shape — and Democratic governors are making the next decade’s fights for the House and White House much harder for their party to win.
EmailAmerican Airlines is cracking down on gate-jumpers this holiday season, rolling out new technology to stop passengers from sneaking ahead of their group to more airports.
One sign of moral panic is that when the facts change, the fears remain the same. In the 1970s, the Washington Post, TIME and Newsweek stoked fears of “a new ice age.” As soon as scientists updated their models to show a trend in the other direction, “global warming” became as threatening as global cooling. And when winters stubbornly kept happening and the direst predictions of new-age prophets like Al Gore failed to come to pass, the whole thing was rebranded as “climate change.”
By: Daniel McCarthy
The Grand Hall on the new Disney Cruise Line Treasure ship. Photo: Disney Cruise Line
Shocked by Donald Trump's sweeping victory, Democrats are playing the blame game, and Joe Biden is the scapegoat.
By: Daniel McCarthy
EmailDelta Air Lines plans to further segment its cabin classes in 2025, offering travelers more choices beyond main, Comfort+, business, or first class.
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