Media Justice

Monopolizing holdings allows for media companies to maximize profits and minimize expenses; more importantly, it allows for greater editorial control of content.

With an estimated $2 billion in free coverage, the Times reports TV news execs may finally be ready to ask Donald Trump some tough questions.

More than 10 percent of Ethiopia's population is currently facing drought-related food insecurity.

The trouble with Trump isn't because of too much democracy; it's decades of political malfeasance that have made Americans furious.

The dominant media tend to paint violent extremism as an inherently Islamic problem only solvable with the use of force.

McChesney says reporters failed simply to ask questions about what exactly happened over the weekend when Sanders supporters erupted in protest at the Nevada state Democratic convention.

Trump is reportedly considering suing The New York Times after it ran a major report on his past treatment of women.

MSNBC — the ha “liberal” news network — went to work on the Sanders campaign as if Bernie had shot Rachel Maddow's dog.

Donald Trump's bullying reflects the centrality of coercive power in US culture, society and establishment politics.

Trump's rise is a fire bell in the night warning us of a dangerous cultural development.