Scott McKim is a Web Producer/Content Manager at National Review. He covers a diverse range of topics including events and conferences, climate change, and the arts, with a keen focus on the film industry, music business, and economic policy. Scott's insights and analyses have been featured in various publications, highlighting his expertise in both cultural and economic themes.
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Scott's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including politics, entertainment news, and current events. He appears to focus on both national and international subjects with a strong emphasis on breaking news, evolving stories, seasonal events such as holidays and movie releases.
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The unfolding Cornell Seven case, fiery riots over education in France, and the capital punishment debate.
The complex legal and political issues surrounding the Cornell Seven case, the recent international security threat involving Iran and the UK, and the state of the death penalty.
Attendees gather for the annual convention celebrating fantasy, science-fiction, comic books, and gaming.
Governor Gavin Newsom spins Trump's “threat” to allow Iran to nuke California, alarming almost no one. Bonus conversation with attorney Scott Davison about an infamous memo calling for the FBI to investigate parents who showed up to school council meetings during the Covid-19 pandemic. Music by Metalachi.
Northern lights shine over Rovaniemi in Finland. Up Next The World Nomad Games
The violence in France and its connection to leftist and Islamist Red-Green coalitions, and the blame game Trump and Elon Musk are playing over the Starshield controversy in Ukraine.
Will sees similarities between the violence in France and California's war on common sense; David offers hope. In other news: Gavin Newsom's conspiracy to ban fracking collides with a state judge in Bakersfield, California takes Tesla to court over workers' use of the N-word, and a federal investigation discovers that antisemitism begins in Berkeley's elementary schools. In our bonus track, attorney John Manly says California's teacher unions have become “the predator protection lobby.” Music by Metalachi.
Actors dressed as zombies perform ahead of Halloween. Up Next Raisin Monday at St. Andrews
Shepherds drive their flocks through the streets of Madrid.
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