NPR offers only two possibilities: Trump is increasing free speech, or censorship is just a swinging pendulum whose victims change as administrations change.

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Among President Trump’s first executive orders were those targeting transgender people’s identity, military service, access to health care, access to education, and access to sports. GLAAD analyzed 35...

Trump has come out with a diktat threatening sanctions against any educational institution that tolerates forbidden demonstrations.

As shocking as Bezos' groveling is, it’s just the latest in a string of extraordinary favors he’s done for Trump and Elon Musk.

The party "plays possum" as the steamroller approaches.

FCC chair Brendan Carr's is waging war on news media as part of the Trump administration's quest to destroy freedom of the press.

Officials in the city comptroller’s office spotted the unprecedented grab at congressionally approved funds that were already in the city’s bank accounts.

The New York Times Editorial Board today released an opinion piece calling Trump's attacks on transgender Americans "shameful." The paper has been influential in fueling those attacks.

Authoritarians and tech CEOs now share the same goal: to keep us locked in an eternal doomscroll instead of organizing against them, Janus Rose writes.

Over the course of Israel’s genocide, Western media have actively avoided investigating the true human costs of the war.

The New York Times and Washington Post largely downplayed the Trump administration's earth-shattering break from democratic norms.

NPR's evidence that Trump is a "populist"—or at least has a populist lurking inside him—is remarkably thin.

Tren de Aragua hype fuels a general persecution of migrants by implying that migrant shelters are gang hotbeds.

When Trump usurped Congress's power of the purse, the Beltway paper declared this "highlights" the administration's "determination."

The new direction sounds like the Foxification of the Washington Post, a move away from any attempt to hold the powerful to account and toward inexpensive clickbait punditry.

By giving Paul a platform, the New York Times is feeding a grievance-based ideology that directly harms trans and other marginalized people.

"Journalism is absolutely critical for democracy, and we have to remember that moving forward."

“I’ve never had a cartoon killed because of who or what I chose to aim my pen at. Until now.”