FBI Is Making an Enemies List—and Most Corporate Media Didn’t Even Check It Once
The Trump FBI’s enemies list could encompass over half the US public, and virtually no corporate media outlets covered this catastrophic decree.
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The Trump FBI’s enemies list could encompass over half the US public, and virtually no corporate media outlets covered this catastrophic decree.


The HHS report on transgender care is a sham–yet at the Washington Post, it’s a “dispute” among people with “strong opinions.”


With a possible military operation that could have disastrous consequences, corporate outlets are unsurprisingly ceding the floor to the warmongers.


It is a hallmark of corrupt societies that institutions like media simply accept that the personal business interests of politicians supersede public service.


The 50-year mortgage plan, while dressed up as reform, is in reality part of an effort to normalize permanent indebtedness.


Housing and home ownership represent a critical vector in the project of a multi-racial democracy.


“The fossil fuel industry is trying to preserve its own profits at the expense of people on the planet, and they are spreading a lot of disinformation.”


“There are people around him who want favors, want money, and they’re getting it…. He knows how to take bribes, basically.”


News media need to locate the climate fight in the boardrooms of greedy people perversely trying to wring every last dime from our shared future.


“The public should be able to read the government’s legal justification right now, while there’s still an opportunity to stop these illegal and dangerous strikes.”


“Manipulating the Decennial Census for political gain is so deeply undemocratic, and we need to talk about it in those terms.”


Two days after massive pro-democracy marches, the New York Times published a forceful message of its own—not against fascism, but against progressivism.


“It’s not just that it’s written in such a way that it opens the door to political policing. That was the original intent.”


Corporate reporters scratch their heads over how this bombing campaign might be legal, rather than discussing what tools can respond to wildly illegal actions.


We’re in a fight for our right to speak up, and out—but it’s not the first time.


When corporate media refuse to call a lie a lie, they enable the Trump administration’s growing authoritarianism.


There are so many conflicts of interest around Jared Kushner that it’s hard to avoid covering them–yet journalists do so remarkably well.


Sinclair and Nexstar need to stay in Trump’s good graces to ensure FCC approvals. To survive, however, their ABC affiliates need national programming.


After the killing of right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk, Trump escalated his war on free speech, calling for criminalizing criticism of himself.


With the Project 2025 dream of pulling the plug on CPB realized, what happens next for public broadcasting?

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