Media Justice

The right to record police activities is an increasingly vital digital rights issue.

Editors, columnists and producers are rubbing their hands together as they do all they can to steer the situation toward a Trump v. Clinton contest.

Helena Norberg-Hodge explains how localizing the economy would address economic inequality, climate change and other crises.

Politically, what is criminal about the Panama Papers is what people can do legally.

The allegations against Ted Cruz shows how politics and media have become part of show business.

James Kilgore says that pop culture works to poorly frame the crisis of mass incarceration as one about “innocence,” as opposed to one of human rights.

Fallout from the leaks has prompted investigations and calls for resignation.

Environmentalist Helena Norberg-Hodge discusses how the global economy contributes to today's most serious ecological crises.

Mainstream corporate media would be well advised to cover the Sanders surge and put a bigger spotlight on the Democratic race.

They wanted to declare it over before actual voters could vote.