Media

Maya Schenwar: Stories are acts, and acts have impacts, and when we report on something, we are putting the existence of that something out into the universe.

Michael Winship: It's all about location, location, location. Especially if your location is Capitol Hill.

The National Labor Relations Board has issued a complaint against Cobalt Coal and two other entities, charging that the companies subverted unions in pursuit of profit.

While the media in general has recently taken much criticism, for trivializing news and other flaws, the science media has somehow escaped serious attention.

For Arab Americans, this was the story of ABSCAM. It was an “American Hustle” to be sure, but one that was profoundly hurtful to an entire culture.

“We say NO to the status quo. Bill Bratton has got to go!”

John Pilger: "Imagine if the lies of governments had been properly challenged and exposed as they secretly prepared to invade Iraq - perhaps a million people would be alive …

Reports of the bombings attribute guilt and ascribe motives for these mass killings despite the fact that no group has claimed responsibility for these attacks.

While it is important to note there has always been a survival culture in the U.S., it is the growing popularity, acceptance, and normalcy that accompany this current movement …

They have us totally brainwashed, this elite in our land. Keeping them up, and us down, is their predominant plan.