Skip To Main Content
Drew DiMeglio on Muck Rack

Drew DiMeglio

Raleigh
As seen in: MSN, USA Today, Deseret News, Yahoo, Washington Examiner, EIN News, Indy Week, The American Spectator, Human Events, The College Fix and

Get in touch with Drew

Contact Drew, search articles and posts on X, monitor coverage, and track replies from one place.

Learn more about Muck Rack

Actions

Share this page

Drew DiMeglio’s Journalist Portfolio

How H-1B visas affect North Carolina

How H-1B visas affect North Carolina

It's true that our culture has venerated mediocrity over excellence. But the solution to that is not importin…

View article →
Opinion - Why is Charlotte so violent?

Opinion - Why is Charlotte so violent?

If we want North Carolina to remain a top state for business, and Charlotte to retain the title of "Wall Stre…

View article →
Biden Regime arrests Pro-Life Grandmas

Biden Regime arrests Pro-Life Grandmas

Abortionists love to play the victim, but in reality, it is Pro-Life activists who are facing persecution.

View article →

Articles

Commentary: The Vice Economy Is Selling Young Americans a False Dream

|
By Drew DiMeglio
| Restoration News
For millions of Americans, including myself, as the leaves change colors and the temperature cools, that doesn't just mean the seasons are changing; it means football is back. However, as fans and families across the nation tuned in to the first few weeks of college and professional football, they noticed something different—the commercials. A viral post on X that has garnered over 150,000 likes captures the pattern that many have recognized.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

The End Of The Adventure

|
By Drew DiMeglio
| Indy Week Verified
When I pulled into Raleigh’s Adventure Landing parking lot on a warm August evening, the nearly four-decade-old entertainment center looked like it had just opened. The line to buy arcade tickets and game passes stretched into the arcade itself. Families shuffled from go-karts to laser tag and mini golf. Things looked good at the Capital Boulevard business that had become a staple for families from across the Triangle. But this was not an average day at Adventure Landing. It was its last.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?

It’s About More Than Burritos

|
By Drew DiMeglio
| Restoration News
Gen-Z’s affordability concerns are larger than meals and houses; they are about whether the American Dream is still attainable. Conservatives love to argue. Members of the American right wing hold vastly different views on several issues, from foreign policy to trade, immigration, and everything in between. The latest point of contention? A $20 burrito. The mostly online firestorm began when Turning Point USA’s Andrew Kolvet shared the affordability concerns of a college student.
Open in Who Shared Issue with article?
See all 28 licensed articles (30 Total)