Media Justice

Rebecca Vallas discusses The Washington Post's series on disability insurance.

Tilting the scale toward truth requires a two-pronged approach, one targeting both private citizens and public figures.

If anyone believes that under the First Amendment gagging the media can't happen here, the answer is that it already has.

FCC Chairman Pai officially announced a process intended to undo the 2015 Open Internet Order.

In these perilous times, flavor-of-the-month journalism will never save us.

Students and educators must resist Trumpism or risk ceding ground to anti-intellectualism, troll culture and xenophobia.

Cole has long criticized the controversial police practice of carding — stopping, interrogating and collecting data on individuals without probable cause.

If FCC chairman Ajit Pai's plan is enacted, there would be nothing preventing Comcast from simply blocking sites that are critical of their corporate policies.

The president didn't just want the FBI to stop investigating his friend Mike Flynn. He wanted it to arrest journalists.

“Let them kill us all, if that is the death sentence for reporting this hell. No to silence.”