HeyJaredGregory Scruggs
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Monocle
- Top 500K sites
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- Jul 25, 2026
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The recent White House ban risks alienating traditional media (opens the original)
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The normally hyper-competitive US news industry sounded like a trade union this week following the Trump administration’s decision to bar CNN, MS Now (formerly MSNBC) and Politico from the White House grounds. The two left-leaning cable news channels and the DC-insider digital news outlet “shouldn’t be able to constantly write or report FICTION and LIES”, wrote the president on his social-media platform. Even if some reporters were allowed to re-enter the White House yesterday, the debacle shoul
How ecotourism is making sure the grass is always greener at national parks (opens the original)
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The lakeview rooms at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise are like stepping into a painting. Throw open the curtains and you’re enthralled by one of the most famous mountain vistas in the world: the regal Victoria Glacier hanging above the turquoise Lake Louise. But down on the lakeshore is another matter. In high season, the water’s edge is packed with early birds who snagged a precious parking spot, late risers who caught the shuttle and motorcoach masses on their grand tour of the Canadian Rocki
How Prince Rupert became central to Canada dodging a trade-war bullet (opens the original)
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Porpoises and bald eagles greet the GSL Lydia as the 350-metre-long container ship glides into Prince Rupert Harbour in British Columbia after a 12-day journey from Yokohama. It makes an 180-degree turn, then pulls up to a terminal where cranes are waiting to lift its cargo onto trucks or railcars. Until recently, containers would often go back empty. North American consumers have long been eager to buy Asian goods but Canada hasn’t been exporting across the Pacific with the same gusto. Sending
Once the US’s kitschy capital in decline, Portland is bouncing back (opens the original)
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When Monocle unveiled its annual Quality of Life Survey earlier this month, US cities continued a run of gutter balls that now stretches nearly a decade. The most recent – and only – stateside entry to ever feature on our list was Portland, which last nabbed a spot in 2017. The years since have not always been kind to Oregon’s largest city. In 2020 and 2021 destructive street protests, violent acts of political extremism, escalating homelessness, rising crime and a disastrous statewide drug-decr
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