Media

It is possible to envision a different pattern of trade which will offer benefits for the bulk of the population of the US and also for our trading partners.

We can write about the evils of inequality all we want, but unless we offer lasting remedies for them, our analysis must remain partial and open to valid criticism.

A recent New York Times article falsely depicted a consensus among liberal economists opposed to Bernie Sanders' proposals.

The only time a moderator mentioned LGBT rights was in the first Democratic debate.

In 1996, President Clinton signed the bill into law. Today, the media industry is donating big to Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Hillary Clinton's attacks on Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All plan could do long-term damage to the movement for universal health care.

“The Big Short” dramatizes the 2008 financial crisis and attempts to make viewers sympathize with its primary beneficiaries.

Declarations of democratic progress in Burma following the opposition's recent electoral victory are premature.

From climate disruption to police violence, and more, here's a small sample of Truthout's most original news coverage from 2015.

What did the mainstream media ignore this year? Reporters, editors and bloggers highlight stories that didn't get nearly enough attention.