# Megan Mcardle
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megan mcardle (born January 29, 1973) is an American opinion columnist and blogger based in Washington, D.C. She writes mostly about economics, finance and government policy from a libertarian perspective.
She began her writing career with a blog, "Live From The WTC," started in November 2001. In 2003 The Economist hired her to write for their website, and since then she has worked full-time as a journalist and editor, both online and in print.
Is AI taking Gen Z’s jobs? It’s not that simple.
Artificial intelligence feels different from previous technological innovations because it can write, reason, analyze and generate ideas. In other words, it can do at least some of the things many white-collar workers thought made them irreplaceable. So, is AI going to eliminate jobs or transform t…
Americano: why are Trump and Harris campaigning in safe States?
As we get closer to the US election, Kate Andrews, The Spectator's economics editor, joins Freddy Gray to host Americano. On this episode, she speaks to Megan McArdle, columnist at the Washington Post. They discuss why Donald Trump and Kamala Harris aren't campaigning in swing states, and why it's …
582: Why A Students Work for C Students
Robert Kiyosaki once wrote a book called Why "A" Students Work for "C" Students and Why "B" Students Work for the Government. I remember talking to him about this years ago and telling him that I thought the explanation was pretty simple. The C students had nothing to lose, so they took all the cha…
$36 Trillion and Nobody Is Talking About It
Megan McArdle is a Washington Post columnist and trained economist who has spent two decades mapping the fault lines where money, policy, and institutional failure collide. With the national debt crossing $36 trillion and expert credibility at a generational low, this conversation is overdue. Chapt…
The Morning After Midterm Madness (Ep. #582)
Where were you when AMERICA DECIDED? Were you watching our livestream? Were you at the super-exclusive party that, as of this writing, is still raging on? Were you injecting Substack’s election hub straight into your veins? If so, you’ll have no need for this audio-only selection of the best conver…
The Morning After Midterm Madness (Ep. #582)
Where were you when AMERICA DECIDED? Were you watching our livestream? Were you at the super-exclusive party that, as of this writing, is still raging on? Were you injecting Substack’s election hub straight into your veins? If so, you’ll have no need for this audio-only selection of the best conver…
An Extinction-Level Event for MAGA
Steve Hayes is joined by Jonah Goldberg, Megan McArdle, and David French to discuss the results of the midterm elections, J.D. Vance’s postmortem on X, and whether Democrats can resist the pull of their own base.
The Agenda
—Is nature healing?
—Corruption as voters’ top concern
—It’s all Ste…
What the collapse of a $2 billion law firm reveals
Weil, Gotshal & Manges was a nearly century-old law firm that was profitable, prestigious and apparently healthy — until an exodus of superstar partners caused it to unravel.
In the wake of the firm's collapse, host Megan McArdle talks with legal journalist David Lat about workplace loyalty, the “…
Why Weil Matters—And What Its Collapse Says About Biglaw’s Past, Present, And Future
The business card of a friend who used to work at Weil Gotshal & Manges (photo by David Lat). This card is from more than 20 years ago, so don’t rely on it for Weil’s office locations, which are now different (but the telephone prefix and address of the New York office, in the GM Building, rem…
Judicial Notice (11.08.26): Elections Have Consequences
Melat Kiros: fired by Sidley Austin, she’s now headed for the House of Representatives (photo by Andra Turner via Wikimedia Commons).
This week’s Judicial Notice is sponsored by
Chambers-ranked and Harvard-educated, Jeff is the trusted closer for high-stakes disputes. His battle-tested sys…
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