I am particularly grateful for mainstream journalists who help the public understand the most important, troubling, and sometimes intentionally misconstrued issues facing the nation.
The single most important fact about the Rittenhouse case is that he, a white kid, brought a killing machine to a protest for Black lives that offended him. Why is the corporate media burying this?
White House reporters crave a president who is gregarious and constantly engaging with them, always making news. So is it any surprise they consider Biden is a failure?
Ignoring or forgetting their own reporting on how dangerously extreme the Republican Party has become, political journalists are calmly -- even confidently -- predicting GOP victories in 2022 and beyond.
Isn't it crazy that reporters are writing so much more about how winning a strategy it is than about what a lie it is? That they're quoting people opposed to "critical race theory" who have no idea what it really is and yet are sure it's in their schools even when it's not?
A fascinating tale about extreme Trumpists creating havoc in daily life becomes a big mess when the author tries to hang a one-sided story on a both-sides frame.
The former New York Times White House reporter called on all reputable media organizations to take a concrete first step towards ending false equivalence by vowing never to use a quote that reporters and editors know is a lie without immediately refuting it.
There are existential dangers to our democracy, our way of life, and our core values. But our top journalists seem unable to recognize that and reassess how they go about their work.
