Colin McNickle is an American journalist and conservative editor renowned for his conservative commentary and long career in media. He served as vice president of editorial operations and executive editor at the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, a prominent conservative newspaper owned by the late Richard Mellon Scaife. During his tenure, McNickle oversaw editorial content that often critiqued liberal policies and promoted right-leaning perspectives on national and local issues, contributing to the paper's reputation as a voice for conservative thought in Pennsylvania. His career spans decades in journalism, beginning with roles at various publications before ascending to leadership at the Tribune-Review. He has been instrumental in shaping the paper's opinion pages, authoring numerous columns on politics, economics, and culture. Beyond the Tribune-Review, McNickle has engaged in broader media commentary, including appearances on radio and television, and has written books such as 'The Days After Tomorrow,' exploring post-9/11 America from a conservative lens. His work emphasizes fiscal conservatism, limited government, and traditional values. A Pittsburgh native, McNickle remains active in conservative circles, advocating for free-market principles and critiquing what he sees as overreach by government and media elites. His influence extends through mentorship of young journalists and participation in think tanks aligned with conservative ideologies.