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The False Narrative of Calm in Ferguson
No matter what Chief Johnson says, Tuesday night was not a turning point.
The Fall and Rise of Investigative Journalism: From Asia to Africa, Muckrakers Have Corrupt Officials and Cronies on the Run
There can be no question that, if you're a reader with access to the Internet, you're living in a new golden age of investigative journalism.
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North Carolina Newspapers Keep Fracking Data in the Dark
Newspapers are a cornerstone to a well informed democracy but those in North Carolina would rather you not see this information about fracking.
Freedom of the Press in Jeopardy as Obama Goes After The New York Times Reporter James Risen
Advocates urge the Obama administration to stop its efforts to compel The New York Times' James Risen to reveal a confidential source in his 2006 book
A Show on Future Weapons: Discovering Hidden Politics
The notorious predator, the silent aerial assassin, has taken possession of the skies.
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Advice for “Meet the Press“
Instead of asking the same old beltway regulars the same old questions, and relying on boring panels, “Meet The Press” should be talking to experts on the issues.
Why Talk Shows Are a Threat to US Democracy
Nobody expects political TV show hosts like Mr. Hannity to come up with elaborate peace plans on their programs. But their viewers ought to get their share of informative …
Canada’s Public Broadcaster, CBC, Is “Beyond Propaganda” on Ukraine War
The more people that Kyiv's army and air force kill or maim in eastern Ukraine, the more inhabitants there as well as Russian citizens will demand Russian peacekeeping troops …
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Israel’s War of Words
Israel's PR campaign rivals the IDF military campaign in its relentless disinformation and repeated untruths. Sadly, but not surprisingly, a majority of Americans endorse the Israeli war campaign in …
Bungling Toward Oblivion: A Letter to My Friends in Russia
Empathy is a human quality that is best engendered through a personal acquaintance with individuals.