Media Justice

Demand for an Iranian confession to having worked on nuclear weapons is a political scam, and John Kerry's actions confirm its success.

As Murdoch signals his eventual withdrawal from corporate leadership, Ailes is suddenly left without his key ally and faces an uncertain future.

The more complicated picture, of course, will likely never make for a good front page.

Guess what the malware software is really for?

Corporate strategy, as seen in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), now dominates our government and dictates all government policy.

The USA Freedom Act only applies to US citizens, which means the NSA is still free to gather meta data on citizens of other nations.

Graduate unionization is not a passing fad, but a movement over half-a-century old.

The New York Times' new conspiracy theory about Syria is that the Assad regime is in cahoots with the Islamic State.

This is a striking example of how big media try to enforce their own limits on debate.

Khairullozhori Matanov, a friend of the Boston bomber, is being sentenced under a law whose purview is growing disturbingly wide.