It almost sounds like the newspaper owned by the second-wealthiest person in the world doesn’t want people talking about how much the extremely rich own compared to the rest of us.
Category: Extra!
Ignoring the Fantasies That Kill Real People…Here’s What Forgetting History Looks Like…Disclosure: I Get Paid to Fool WaPo Readers About Climate…Freebooter Turns Freelancer…And by ‘Dethroning,’ We Mean One-10th as Popular…Trump’s Problem Is That New York Doesn’t Understand Media…Questions That Don’t Require Asking
“Slavery was not just something that they had no interest in and no financial benefit, but slavery was actually actively bad, socially and economically, for poor whites.”
The “alt-left” rhetorical gambit—deliberately equating leftists with the “alt-right,” itself a euphemism for internet-savvy racism—was popularized by centrist pundits and Democratic Party apparatchiks attempting to stigmatize challengers to the center-left establishment.
As Hurricane Harvey wreaked devastating flooding across southeast Texas, there was relatively little focus on a group that is especially susceptible to natural disasters: the poor.
Making the Case for an ‘Affluent Left’ by Ignoring Evidence…
Democrats Are Back! And by ‘Back,’ We Mean ‘Screwed’…
Four Years Later, a Baseless Iran Smear Is (Sort of) Retracted…
USA Today’s Korea Sources Have Something to Sell You…
You Don’t Have to Work for Bezos to Boost Amazon
Heartwarming tales of perseverance in the face of impossible odds are ideological agitprop meant to obscure and decontextualize the harsh reality of dog-eat-dog capitalism.
Corporate media are really designed around preserving the status quo—unsurprisingly, because they are owned by the class of people who benefit from things staying the same.
Every person you see on air is there because someone chose to put them there, and is taking the place of someone else who might be there.
President Trump’s Plans for Planet Not of Interest to Major Media…Covering Trump’s Nominees Through GOP Eyes…To Simplify Factchecking, NYT Inserts Its Own Errors…USA Today Sees Bright Side of Massive Loss of Health Insurance
Since Jeremy Corbyn won the Labour leadership contest in a landslide victory in 2015, he has faced an incessant slew of attacks from the neoliberal Blairite wing of his own party—and from the corporate media that so frequently echo it.
better than adding slogans about democracy dying in darkness and truth mattering more than ever would be vigorous, sustained, principled defense of the right to protest and report, including while wearing black.
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