Jordan McGillis
Economics Editor at City Journal
economics editor @cityjournal energy and technology @manhattaninst geopolitics @globaltaiwan views are mine, but you know that
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2 weeks ago |
manhattan.institute | Chris Pope |Nicole Gelinas |Jordan McGillis |Ilya Shapiro
By City JournalIn a recent episode of the City Journal Podcast, Charles Fain Lehman, Ilya Shapiro, John Ketcham, and Nicole Gelinas discuss the NJ Transit strike, the Palm Springs car bombing, and the New York Knicks. Why the Time Has Come for New Yorkers to Trust the Subway Again By Jordan McGillis | New York Post “The subway, in theory, is the ultimate liberator for kids and parents alike.
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2 weeks ago |
city-journal.org | Jordan McGillis |Brian Anderson
Jordan McGillis joins Brian Anderson to discuss his story, "On the Twenty-First-Century Waterfront," and the tension between labor unions and technology at American ports. Brian Anderson: Welcome back to the 10 Blocks podcast. This is Brian Anderson, the editor of City Journal. Joining me on the show today is Jordan McGillis, who’s City Journal’s economics editor. Jordan writes about energy technology, economic innovation, geopolitics, and other issues for City Journal.
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3 weeks ago |
nypost.com | Jordan McGillis
On back-to-back nights last week, I bumped into two New Yorkers made famous by the subway: Lenore Skenazy and Daniel Penny. Skenazy rose to prominence in 2008 as “America’s Worst Mom” for letting her 9-year-old son ride the 6 train alone; Penny in 2023 for restraining Jordan Neely, a repeat offender menacing other passengers, in a headlock that would lead to Neely’s death.
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3 weeks ago |
manhattan.institute | Jordan McGillis
On back-to-back nights last week, I bumped into two New Yorkers made famous by the subway: Lenore Skenazy and Daniel Penny. Skenazy rose to prominence in 2008 as “America’s Worst Mom” for letting her 9-year-old son ride the 6 train alone; Penny in 2023 for restraining Jordan Neely, a repeat offender menacing other passengers, in a headlock that would lead to Neely’s death.
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3 weeks ago |
city-journal.org | Jordan McGillis
President Donald Trump marked the first 100 days of his second term with a speech touting the accomplishments of his administration. Delivering the address from Michigan, the heart of the American auto industry, the president drew special attention to the challenge of foreign competition and its place in his trade agenda.
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Jeremy says nothing inaccurate here. Yet knowing how quickly life improved through the first three-quarters of the 20th century and how modestly it has improved since should not only leave us unsatisfied, it should leave us disturbed.
The share of income spent on food, clothing, and housing in the has declined dramatically since 1901 in the United States. It's even lower than in 1973, which many claim is the beginning of economic stagnation. https://t.co/haDUOsFUXz
