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Gregory Shupak

‘Genocide Can and Should Never Be Just a Normal Story’CounterSpin interview with Gregory Shupak on Palestinian genocide

“It’s got very little to do with religion and everything to do with geopolitics and capitalism and colonialism.”

Robert Spitzer

‘There Are More Guns Than Americans, But Most of Them Are Owned by a Minority’CounterSpin interview with Robert Spitzer on gun rights and rules

“Firearms and other weapons were regulated more strictly in the country’s first 300 years than in the last 30 years.”

WSJ Calls for Keeping Judiciary in Shadows

The Wall Street Journal comes out against journalism that exposes how powerful institutions function.

When Identity Politics is Mentioned in US Newspapers, Which Party Is Being Talked About?

Study: To US Papers, ‘Identity Politics’ Is Mostly a Way to Sneer at the Left

A FAIR study of US newspapers found the overwhelming majority of times the vague term “identity politics” was mentioned, it was referring to Democrats and the left.

What Did ABC Think Voters Needed to Hear From Harris and Trump?

ABC asked some surprisingly pointed questions about perhaps the most important issue in this election—the preservation of democratic elections themselves.

New York Times depiction of the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike on a Palestinian refugee camp in Al-Mawasi, Gaza. (photo: Haitham Imad/EPA)

Gregory Shupak on Palestinian Genocide, Robert Spitzer on Gun Rights and Rules

Why do the press corps need a constitutional amendment to protect their ability to speak if all they’re going to say is, “oh well”?

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When Identity Politics is Mentioned in US Newspapers, Which Party Is Being Talked About?

Study: To US Papers, ‘Identity Politics’ Is Mostly a Way to Sneer at the Left

A FAIR study of US newspapers found the overwhelming majority of times the vague term “identity politics” was mentioned, it was referring to Democrats and the left.

Chart of Breaking News Alerts by Outlet and Topic

Breaking News Alerts Keep Public Posted on Trivia and Trump

Media outlets promise comprehensive news alerts about important breaking stories occurring everywhere—but that’s not what subscribers are getting.

Occupations of Sunday Show Guests on Campus Encampments

Students Left Out of Discussions About Student Gaza Protests 

A new FAIR study finds that media conversations about student-led campus encampments in solidarity with Palestine rarely included students themselves.

New York TImes depiction of The funeral of Palestinian TV correspondent Mohammed Abu Hatab.

NYT Not Much Concerned About Israel’s Mass Murder of Journalists

A review of six months of New York Times coverage exposes a remarkable selective interest in threats to journalism.

Chart showing frequency of three leading newspapers using "brutal" to describe violence by Palestinians (green) and Israelis (blue)

‘Brutal’ Is a Word Mostly Reserved for Palestinian Violence

Since October 7, leading papers have overwhelmingly applied the term “brutal” to violence committed by Palestinians rather than by Israelis.