Journalist in PA. | Contributing writer, @UnHerd Also found at: @CompactMag_ @Jacobin @Bungacast
Harrisburg, United States (Local)
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Ryan Zickgraf's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics, with an emphasis on Atlanta and Georgia. He also covers education-related topics. His articles often include expert commentary, industry-specific insights, and government announcements.
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For most of the last half-century, the charge has been that American culture is stuck in adolescence. But adolescence, it turns out, was not the floor. Disney is leading the transformation, expanding into new age markets for maximum profit.
When Fifa President Gianni Infantino went on his World Cup sales pitch to American host cities, he promised them “104 Super Bowls”. Football fans were supposed to arrive in America this summer like a cavalry charge, draped in jerseys and carrying tiny plastic cups of $19 stadium beer, turning the 2026 World Cup into the [...]Read More...
By: Ryan Zickgraf
The night before my father drove three hours to Southern Illinois to do battle with a demon bird, he handed me a three-ring binder.
The Bulwark ‘s pitch, faithfully relayed in the Wall Street Journal ‘s recent profile , is that it has built a popular refuge for the “politically homeless” — noble exiles cast out of a politics that lost its mind to MAGA or Zohran Mamdani. The site was started in 2018 by Bill Kristol, Charlie Sykes, and Sarah Longwell after Kristol's Weekly Standard was shut down.
A tombstone for Obamaism
For a few glorious weeks, Americans had everything they wanted a foreign tourist to be: awestruck, innocent, and grateful. His name was Freddy — @FreddyLA7 on X — an anonymous German football fan who was touring America for the World Cup with his mates. His viral ascent began around a pre-tournament friendly at Auburn’s Jordan-Hare [...]Read More...
The Declaration of Independence has been quoted by abolitionists, suffragists, socialists, civil rights activists, and the Black Panthers. Why should conservatives get to own it now?
Five or 10 years ago, Taylor Swift’s marriage to NFL player Travis Kelce at Madison Square Garden on Friday would have been treated as America’s answer to the Windsors. It would have been William and Kate in 2011, or Harry and Meghan in 2018 — a royal wedding with better Spotify numbers. The pop princess [...]Read More...
Next week, Andrew Yang will appear on Nation’s Dumbest, a new Fox game show in which celebrities compete in school-themed challenges to prove they are not the stupidest person in the room. His fellow contestants include the likes of JoJo Siwa (of Dance Moms fame), Steve-O (of Jackass fame), Hilaria Baldwin (of Alec Baldwin’s wife [...]Read More...
There has been a Weekend at Bernie’s quality to the recent saga of former Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
