The Media
The Assange Case Still Matters—A Lot
Let's not be naïve about the symbolic importance of the US putting Assange on trial. It would be an alibi for cracking down on journalism for every repressive, authoritarian government in the world.
Assange Still Enduring Unbearable Persecution for Exposing US War Crimes
Assange now has until July 1 to appeal Patel’s decision and will apply to the High Court to reverse Baraitser’s rulings on other issues Assange raised at the extradition hearing.
Flipping the Lens
Guilt, PTSD, and vicarious trauma: Covering tragedies in their communities takes a toll on Latino journalists.
Julian Assange and Naked Power
Assange is being made to suffer, and suffer greatly he is, because he spoke truth about the powerful to the powerless.
A Whistleblower’s Agony
Because federal courts have determined that a prisoner must exhaust the "administrative complaint process" before going to court, the prisoner has no recourse. To learn more, click here!
UK Approves Assange Extradition: 'A Chilling Message to Journalists the World Over'
Julian Assange's wife, Stella, slammed the U.K. government for moving to send the WikiLeaks publisher "to the country that plotted his assassination."
Do Tech Companies Help Mass Murderers
The Buffalo, N.Y, shooter used tech platforms to plan his mass murder of 10 Black people in a Tops supermarket.
Harvard Students Protest Merrick Garland’s Commencement Speech over Assange Prosecution
Harvard students teamed up with Boston Area Assange Defense and other local activists to protest Garland’s speech over the continued prosecution of Julian Assange.
White Media Needs Racial Justice Awareness
Media coverage of the Buffalo, N.Y., mass shooting proves that some journalists cannot handle the truth about racism.
Pacifica Network's LA Station Is Searching for a General Manager
KPFK needs to fill the void left by the last general manager. To learn more, keep reading.
How “Virtual Crime Scenes” Became a Propaganda Tool in Nicaragua, Ukraine and Syria
This article shows how media uses computer modeling and “virtual crime scenes” to assign blame for some extremely important international events.
Glenn Greenwald: Apologist for Tucker Carlson's Racism
Greenwald has been a Fox News partisan for some time, in near-perfect correlation to how often he’s invited on the network.
New York Times Repudiates Drive for “Decisive Military Victory” in Ukraine, Calls for Peace Negotiations.
Ukraine must negotiate based on a “realistic assessment” and “limits” to U.S./NATO commitment, says NYT.
The Buffalo Killings, Social Media, and the First Amendment
Banning “The Great Replacement Theory” from Social Media Will Not Eliminate the Racist Ideology It Represents, But Exposing and Refuting It Will Help Advance Racial Justice
Could Roe v. Wade's Fall Spur Online Policing?
Apps for tracking reproductive health are convenient, but the data they collect could be used against you.
What's Really Up with Washington Leaks?
In a one-company town like this, personal intimacies are indistinguishable from public gossip.
With Third of America Lost to Hate, Is It High Time to Move On?
Straight white male backlash has grown to the point where, today, white male supremacy is the core product sold on rightwing television and hate-talk radio/podcasts.
Gen Z Journalism's Future Depends on Julian Assange’s Freedom
I encourage young journalists like myself and student journalists to take initiative, call for Assange’s freedom, and demand that our mentors join us.
Video: The Assault on Freedom of the Press in a Time of War
Wikileaks and War: Why didn’t we listen when Julian Assange exposed US war crimes?
Practical Ideas for What to Do in These Perilous Times
How to put guardrails on Twitter, how to stop inflation without a recession, and how to win a war.
Falsehood Will Enslave You
After four years of a Trump presidency, and even now with many Trump true believers still around, how can we be so surprised that people anywhere will believe the most blatant falsehoods?
Caterina Valentino: Journalist, Radio Host and Etiquette Mentor
“Social behavior, how we treat others and how we speak and dress often decides our future”, added Caterina Valentino.
Why CBS News Really Hired Mick Mulvaney
The the organization that gave us Edward R. Murrow and Walter Cronkite now draws from the Trump cesspool. That reveals a lot about what's wrong with major media today.
Why Did Elon Musk Block Me on Twitter?
This isn't about freedom of speech. It's about power.