Reporting the news can be punished as criminal conspiracy, federal Judge Lynn Leibovitz told jurors at the so-called J20 trial in Washington, DC
To acknowledge that the US has looked upon mass murder as a positive project worth supporting is risky when the Times itself saw that same mass murder as worthy of support
It almost sounds like the newspaper owned by the second-wealthiest person in the world doesnāt want people talking about how much the extremely rich own compared to the rest of us
The Real Reason He Is One
North Dakota District Judge John Grinsteiner stood up for the First Amendment by dismissing āriotā charges against Democracy Now!ās Amy Goodman
North Dakota Stateās Attorney Ladd Erickson has dropped criminal trespassing charges against Democracy Now!ās Amy Goodmanāand is instead seeking to charge her…
Manipulating Polls to show what you want – the NY Times …
Rock legend Neil Young released a song called āIndian Giversā in support of the Dakota Access mobilization. The chorus of the song repeats, āI wish somebody would share the news.ā
When the victims of terror come from an official enemy state, itās clear that different media rules apply
At the time of the attacks in Paris, FAIRās website led with a piece by Ben Norton (11/13/15) about US reporting on…
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