John McKay is a Program Director at Townsquare Media and a journalist whose work has appeared in various publications such as LNG Journal, Australian National Review Newspaper, KFLD-AM, Columbian Progress Newspaper, The Hill Times, and The Conversation Australia + NZ. His articles cover a range of topics including aviation, politics, crime, and business.
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