Media Obscure Enormity of Trump Corruption
Why would a majority of the public believe that Republicans and Democrats are equally corrupt? A FAIR study suggests that media play no small role.
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When Trump’s Prosecutions Become Persecutions, Headlines Should Say So
While the tempo of Donald Trump’s political prosecutions has increased, headlines routinely fail to highlight the authoritarian nature of these persecutions.
When Trump Threatens to Overturn an Election, NYT Suggests He Might Have a Point
New York Times editors had to have known that its investigation would be a gift to an administration that maintains that Democratic wins are not legitimate.
Brian Mier on Brazilian Election
You can smell what US corporate press are cooking with the New York Times headline that the victory of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was "a blow to Brazil's right."
Metro Times Defends the Truth in an Era of Lies
Establishment corporate media have to have the courage to say that the Earth is round, the sky is blue and the Earth rotates around the Sun.
Don’t Pretend the ‘War on Drugs’ Has Anything to Do With Fighting Drugs
Media exposes reinforce the narrative that the US is in fact fighting against drug cartels—and not using the “drug war” apparatus as a politico-economic weapon.
Why We Should Be Skeptical of Generic Ballot Predictions
Generic ballot predictions over the past quarter of a century have sometimes wildly over-predicted, and sometimes wildly under-predicted, the winner.
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