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    • Commentary: A system that rewards fights and punishes solutions
    • 2023 ISTA Legislative Summary
    • As students left Indianapolis Public Schools, leaders paid COVID aid to a company to get them back
    • Big Raises for Top Indiana Officeholders Lacked Public Debate
    • Child abuse and neglect deaths deserve more light, attention
    • Data shows mental health, education declines for Hoosier kids
    • Doctors think “advocate” is a dirty word. But it’s our ethical responsibility
    • Following The Money
    • Gun-Safety Advocates Face Uphill Battle with Indiana Lawmakers
    • Healthcare costs top legislative priorities
    • Help Available to Hoosiers Navigating Medicaid Purge
    • IN Joins Bipartisan Effort to Investigate Food Prices
    • IN Legislature Advances Bill to Improve Seniors' Access to SNAP Benefits
    • Indiana Apprenticeship Initiative Win-Win for Students, Employers
    • Indiana Food Banks Step Up to Use Funding from Legislature
    • Indiana Housing Market Struggles with Affordability, Demand
    • Indiana Supreme Court Rules Near-Total Abortion Ban Can Take Effect
    • Indiana abortions drop significantly, despite pause on statewide ban
    • Indiana has always had a weak veto power — so why are overrides increasingly common?
    • Indiana lawmakers weigh bill to create universal school choice program
    • Indiana lawmakers will again consider a bill to ban certain topics on race and sex from classrooms
    • Indiana taxpayers will send millions more to charter schools in new state budget
    • Indiana's Summer Meal Programs in Full Swing
    • Indianapolis teacher, ACLU file lawsuit to challenge new K-3 ban on ‘human sexuality’ education
    • Indiana’s governor to be among the highest paid after new salary increases take effect
    • Lobbyists spent $20.7 million during session. Here’s which groups spent the most.
    • Majority of wages in Indiana’s counties lag behind national average
    • Maximize Your Impact. Be an Indiana Change-Maker.
    • Most eligible Indiana schools hesitant to sign up for federal free meal program, per new report
    • NRA convention set for this spring in Indianapolis
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    • Report: Drug Overdoses Killing More People in Indiana, Nationwide
    • Report: More than 24,000 Miles of IN Waters Unsafe for Recreation
    • Report: Top 1% Income Leaves Working Families Behind During Pandemic
    • Research: Tech Opportunities Could Reduce IN Food Insecurity
    • State Kicks In to Help Boost Literacy Rates for IN Children
    • Study shows sharp increases in maternal deaths over two decades
    • The ReCenter Response
    • Tuberville and Banks show how GOP politics are not about governing
    • ‘Ground zero of the Republican Civil War’: The Indiana Senate race could get ugly, quickly
    • A 'disaster for Indiana': Mike Braun’s constituents revolt after GOP senator criticized legalization of interracial marriage
    • Baby boxes in Indiana continue to increase
    • Bringing up the Rear
    • Driving cards for unauthorized immigrants back on legislative agenda
    • Energy Assistance Program applications now being accepted
    • Enhanced SNAP Benefits for IN Residents Come to End
    • Federal Investment to Boost Emergency Food Aid in Indiana
    • Hoosier midterm election turnout drops 20%, with Marion near the bottom
    • IN Electric-Vehicle Infrastructure Plan Open for Public Comment
    • IN Officials Ask Public to Weigh in on Electric-Vehicle Infrastructure
    • IN Poised to Pass Transgender-Student Sports Ban
    • Indiana AG Escalates Fact-Free War on Doc Who Performed 10-Year-Old’s Abortion
    • Indiana Child Advocates Demand Action on Renewing Child Tax Credit
    • Indiana Group Cheers New National Strategy on Hunger
    • Indiana's record-breaking gasoline taxes heading even higher in August
    • Indiana’s horrific public health standing is a choice it’s willing to make
    • Legislators skeptical as agencies outline their needs
    • Librarians left out of literacy initiative
    • Lilly CEO takes critical stance against Indiana economy
    • New abortion law may further strain foster care system
    • Supreme Court Case Could Dramatically Expand Power of State Legislatures
    • The State Campaign Finance Index 2022
    • These 10 states are America’s worst places to live in 2022
    • Concerns Raised Over IN's New Permitless Handgun-Carry Law
  • Local
    • Controversy after conservative commentator announces visit
    • Fairfield Township Open House
    • Paint Created in Purdue Lab Could Cool Earth
    • Purdue Students, Staff, and Faculty Speak out for a Living Wage -two
    • Tippecanoe County's First Comprehensive Resource for HIV/STDs Healthcare Service.
    • City official opposes plan to pay remote workers to relocate to West Lafayette. Here's why
    • Complaint Alleges Voter-Signup Obstacles in Tippecanoe County
    • Conversion Therapy
    • General Election Candidate Debates Announced
    • Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott for U.S. Senator
    • Heavilon's mold issue continues two decades later
    • Indoor theme park coming to Tippecanoe Mall this summer
    • Purdue Students and Faculty Say No to War Criminals on Campus
    • Purdue University launches Institute for National Security
    • Purdue and Duke Energy to explore potential for clean, nuclear power source for campus
    • Some Purdue Black History Milestones
    • Suggestions for Preventing Gun Violence Locally
    • TAF Kicks Off "Mural Season" with North 9th Street Project
    • The Experience of Black Students at Purdue
    • The Importance Of Local Politics
    • University Senate discusses PUPD incident, votes against MHAW in academic calendar
    • While Its Humanities Programs Suffer From Budget Cuts, Purdue University Increases Focus on Military
    • With SkyWater Technology's added jobs, how will West Lafayette adjust to the influx?
    • EDITORIAL: How Purdue's trustees operate in secret
    • Going for Gold at the Indiana Veterans Home
    • Groups Urge Indiana to Expunge Evictions Filed During Pandemic
    • MatchBOX Promotes Creative Thinking for Professionals
    • Purdue Greek Life Responds to Reports of Increased Sexual Assault
    • Purdue to sell WBAA radio
    • RACISM ON THE CAMPUS: THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES
    • Student accuses Purdue police officer of using 'excessive force'
    • The Plan for ARPA Funds
    • WBAA transfer agreement filed to the FCC
    • WEST LAFAYETTE COUNCIL TARGETS MAYOR’S VETO OF FACIAL RECOGNITION SOFTWARE BAN FOR POLICE
    • West Side Will Consider Restrictions on Conversion Therapy for Minors
    • 'Not revisiting it would be a mistake'
    • Commentary: Purdue Senates govern Purdue’s curricula, not the Trustees
    • All the Things about ‘All The Things Lafayette’
    • Anti-'indoctrination' meeting canceled after pushback
    • Commercial flights at Purdue Airport, a semiconductor hub at heart of Greater Lafayette regional
    • Fair Pay at Purdue: $15 Minimum Wage Now!
    • Graduate student rent relief denied by business office
    • Hundreds of students attend town hall after Purdue police altercation
    • May 2021 Civics literacy through shared governance
    • Purdue, what are you waiting for?
    • Rolls-Royce expanding research footprint at Purdue University
    • Stipend approved for those moving to West Lafayette for remote work
    • Students gather to demand action in town hall meeting
    • The Road to the Next Superintendent
    • Tippecanoe County Council: Financial Stewards for the County
    • Tony Zamora: Purdue’s Renaissance man for 5 decades
  • Politics
    • Letter from an American - September 15, 2023 (Friday)
    • Mark Meadows and Kevin McCarthy: Where do Republicans get these worms?
    • ACLU Comment on Fifth Circuit Decision on Mifepristone
    • AND STILL THEY BELIEVE--OR SAY THEY DO!
    • America Is #1 in Gun ownership & Gun Deaths - Time to Wake the Hell Up
    • As Income Inequality Skyrockets, the Rich Are Paying Less Into Social Security
    • Boosting RFK Jr., Murdoch Pushes 2024 Rightward
    • Clarence Thomas’ Billionaire Benefactor Tied To SCOTUS Bombshell
    • DeSantis is gutting Florida public education. The New York Times wants to talk about his 'brand'
    • Dead School Children are a Sign of America’s Trump-Fueled Fascism Problem
    • Democrats Introduce “Desperately Needed” Legislation to Overturn “Citizens United”
    • Do Republicans Worship Poverty, Death, and Disease?
    • Does America Need an Emmett Till Moment to See How Children are Mutilated by AR15s?
    • East Palestine Train Derailment Caused and Worsened by Real Democracy Derailment
    • Florida Rejects Black History AP Curriculum, Saying It “Lacks Educational Value”
    • For the love of guns
    • GOP Megadonor Is Funding a Far-Right Israeli Think Tank — and Establishment Democrats
    • Harvard Injury Control Research Center
    • Here’s The Real Goal Of Supreme Court Corruption
    • How Dark Money Bought A Supreme Court Seat
    • Is Trump's wall working?
    • Letter from an American - April 28, 2023
    • Letter from an American - July 13, 2023
    • Letter from an American - June 13, 2023
    • Letter from an American - June 18, 2023
    • Letter from an American - June 21, 2023
    • Letters from an American
    • Letters from an American
    • Neil Gorsuch is Preparing His Revenge: Gutting America's Protective Agencies
    • Once a fringe theory, "greedflation" gets its due
    • Republicans Accept No Blame For Bank Failures After They Voted To Deregulate Banks
    • Republicans Aim to Sneak Hundreds of Pro-Corporate Riders Into Must-Pass Bills
    • Republicans would rather kids be shot than let them read books
    • Roberts Memo Threatened To Challenge Ethics Rules
    • Saturday Report 7/1/23 - Are lunch counters denying service to Black people next?
    • Seniors’ Medicare Benefits Are Being Privatized Without Consent
    • The Grift is at the Core of the GOP's Existence
    • The Heritage Foundation
    • The monsters of American capitalism
    • Trump’s Former Budget Director Is Advising GOP to Cut Medicaid by $2 Trillion
    • We Ignore Robert F Kennedy Jr’s Candidacy at Our Peril
    • ‘The Court’s Position Is, No One Can Tell Them What to Do’
    • A radical proposal to achieve gun reform
    • Alarm as Koch bankrolls dozens of election denier candidates
    • Australia's 1996 gun law reforms: faster falls in firearm deaths, firearm suicides, and a decade without mass shootings
    • Congressional amendment opens floodgates for war profiteers and a major ground war on Russia
    • Connecting Foreign Policy to Domestic Needs
    • Conservative Activist Poured Millions Into Groups Seeking to Influence Supreme Court on Elections and Discrimination
    • Controversial Texas GOP platform would ‘prohibit’ Palestinian state
    • Corporate Media Want Us to Think Biden “Lost” to Progressives on Infrastructure
    • Fetterman Hits The Ground Running!
    • GOP Is Setting the Stage for a Possible Coup in 2024 While Dems Ignore Threat
    • New Puerto Rico Debt Plan Is a False “Solution” Crafted to Benefit Capitalists
    • Republicans Say Biden’s Plan Taxes the Middle Class. That’s False. Biden’s plan fulfills his campaign promise.
    • Ron DeSantis’s Ousting of Elected Official Sets a Dangerous Precedent
    • Texas Redux
    • The Best Parts of the Inflation Reduction Act Came Out of Progressive Advocacy
    • The Connection Between a Child-Murderer, Reaganism and Today’s GOP
    • The Constitution Isn’t Working And the Supreme Court can’t fix it by itself.
    • We Need Elected Leaders Who Will Ban the Sale of Assault Weapons
    • What Trump Has Taken From Us
    • Why do the media keep saying this election was a loss for Democrats? It wasn’t
    • ‘It’s going to be an army’: Tapes reveal GOP plan to contest elections
    • ‘More Guns, More Gun Deaths—That’s Really It’
    • ‘We do not need a massive increase’: Sanders criticizes Biden’s $813 billion military budget
    • $10,000 Invested in Defense Stocks When Afghanistan War Began Now Worth Almost $100,000
    • Adam Kinzinger: Republicans Are ‘Frigging Crazy’
    • An Open Letter in Defense of Democracy
    • Are the Motives of War Profiteers Driving Us to the Brink of a New Cold War?
    • As Build Back Better Is Gutted, Defense Act Is Deemed a “Must-Pass” Bill
    • Big Panic For a Democracy That Never Was
    • GOP 'Millionaires Caucus' Stands to Benefit From Obstructing Tax Hikes on the Rich
    • How Tucker Carlson Became the Voice for White Grievance
    • January 21, 2022 - Letters from an American
    • Leaked Chats Reveal Evidence of Hate Crimes by U.S. Fascists
    • Merrick Garland Unveils Plan B for Protecting Voting Rights
    • Republican voters don't actually "believe" the Big Lie about January 6 — they're in on the con
    • Senate education committee hears conflicting testimony over who should control school curriculum
    • Supreme Court Rules for Death by Covid
    • The Biggest, Most Dangerous Divide in Politics
    • The Fight for Voting Rights Won’t End
    • The Taliban Surrendered in 2001
    • Why We Need To Spend Four Trillion Dollars by David Brooks (!!!!!!)
    • ‘They Do Not Tell Both Sides of the Inflation Story’
    • LIES AND WAR: From Truman to Rumsfeld and Beyond
    • Critical Race Theory
    • How Far Will the GOP Go to Steal the 2022 Election?
    • The Corporate Sponsors of Voter Suppression
    • 125 Democrats Say Military Aid to Israel Shouldn’t Depend on Human Rights Record
    • 8 Election Takeaways: The Progressive Electorate Has Spoken
    • A Bigotry-Laced 2024 GOP Primary Is Already Breathing Down Our Necks
    • Avoiding War With Russia Over Ukraine Is Not Weakness—It Is the Right Thing to Do
    • Bills Targeting Local Officials Could Allow GOP to Overturn Election Results
    • Boebert, Gosar and Brooks Aided Capitol Attackers, Jayapal Says in Letters
    • Can Peak Gerrymandering by GOP be Challenged by Progressives?
    • City And State
    • Commentary: What a difference a word makes
    • DEEP STRUCTURES, HATE, AND VIOLENCE: The Long Road to Societal Decay (and Renovation)
    • Fulfilling the Constitution's Promotion of the General Welfare
    • How The NRA Helped Foment An Armed Insurrection At The Capitol
    • How the Build Back Better Act Would Alleviate Inflation and Drive Sustained Prosperity
    • Leading money-in-politics data nonprofits merge to form OpenSecrets, a state-of-the-art democratic accountability organization
    • Legal expert tears apart flawed thinking of 'deeply unprincipled' Supreme Court originalists
    • Letters from an American
    • Money Money Money…
    • No Corporate Law and Power Questions for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson
    • ON DEMOCRACY: “CAN WE TALK”
    • Republicans Are Vocally Opposed to Democracy, From Texas to Myanmar
    • Sanders Is Making Excellent Use of His Power as Budget Committee Chair
    • Santa Claus Is About To Drop a Bomb On Biden
    • THE 28th AMENDMENT
    • The Dark Money Influencing Senator Manchin’s Right-Wing Agenda
    • The GOP And QAnon
    • The rise of domestic extremism in America
    • This Country Is a Living Nightmare
    • Time To Rethink Federalism
    • Trump Tried A Coup In Plain Sight — And Has, So Far, Gotten Away With It
    • Welcome to the last years of the American Century: It's been an unmitigated disaster
  • International
    • Rebuild the Peace Movement Now! Stop the Violence! Stop the Intervention!
    • Syria
    • The Bombs of April: The Media Are Giddy for Airstrikes
    • The Problem is Washington, Not North Korea
    • US Military Should Get Out of the Middle East
    • 300+ Economists, Millionaires, and Elected Officials to G20: 'Tax Extreme Wealth'
    • BRICS summit ends with six new members and calls for inclusive multilateralism and UN reform
    • B’Tselem Accuses Israel Government of Backing Pogrom in West Bank Town of Huwara
    • From Drone Strikes to Settler Attacks, Israel Intensifies Effort to “Completely Take Over Palestine”
    • Israel is a tough sell in the US as it slides toward autocracy - opinion
    • Israeli forces raid Palestinian towns as settlers call for 'burning' of Huwwara
    • Leaks Reveal Reality Behind US Propaganda in Ukraine
    • Living on a War Planet
    • Over 100,000 Israelis March to Protest Netanyahu Government
    • PGA’s shameful merger with Saudi Arabia’s LIV Golf proves nothing matters except money
    • Pakistan Confirms Secret Diplomatic Cable Showing U.S. Pressure to Remove Imran Khan
    • Seduced by war yet again: Why Washington is underwriting violence in Ukraine
    • “The Palestine Laboratory”: Antony Loewenstein on How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation
    • Amnesty International Defends Report on Israeli Apartheid, Rejecting Criticism from U.S. & Israel
    • Biden, Like Trump, Derails Effort to End US Support for Saudi War in Yemen
    • Chile’s Draft Constitution: Undemocratic—or Too Much Democracy?
    • Everyone Loses in the Conflict Over Ukraine
    • Google and Amazon Workers Demand End to Contract That Fuels Israeli Apartheid
    • ICC Wanted to Investigate Israeli War Crimes. Now It’s Caving to US Pressure.
    • In Jenin and Nablus, resistance and despair go hand in hand
    • Israel Authorizes Military to Kill Palestinians With Drones in the West Bank
    • Israeli Attacks on Gaza Kill 44, Including 15 Children. Will Ceasefire Hold?
    • Let’s Recall What Exactly Paul Manafort and Rudy Giuliani Were Doing in Ukraine
    • Lift the Siege of Gaza
    • May 7, 2022: Actions Everywhere to End War in Ukraine
    • Peace Activists Hit the Streets From DC to San Francisco Urging Ceasefire in Ukraine
    • Phyllis Bennis on Progressive Dems Retracting Letter Urging Diplomacy to End Ukraine War
    • Saudi-Russia Collusion Is Driving Up Gas Prices — and Worsening Ukraine Crisis
    • The U.S. Hypocrisy on Ukraine
    • The West Worries Too Much About Escalation in Ukraine
    • Tlaib: Biden Must ‘Hold Israel Accountable’ for Raid on Palestine Rights Groups
    • U.S. excludes Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua from Summit of the Americas − Will it boomerang?
    • Urgent: Largest Expulsion of Palestinians: Please Protest
    • Zelensky Is Wrecking the Bare-Chested Putin Propaganda
    • Amidst Pandemic, Dramatic Increases in Economic Inequality, the Rise of Racism, and Climate Disaster, the Danger of War Increases
    • Convoy Movement Isn’t a Struggle Over Freedom, It’s an Attempt to Kill Democracy
    • Israel Lashes Out at Ben & Jerry’s for Boycott in Occupied Palestinian Territory
    • Russia’s Big, Bizarre ‘Thank You!’ to Tucker Carlson and Josh Hawley
    • The Growing Movement to End U.S. Complicity in Colombia's Human Rights Abuses
    • ‘The Modis, the Trumps, the Bolsonaros Come Out of the Wreckage of Neoliberal Policy’
    • 'Palestinian Lives Matter,' Declares Bernie Sanders in NYT Op-ed
    • 50 Palestinians thrown out of Israeli bus after 3 Jewish settlers refused to travel with non-Jews
    • As a Rabbi Raised in South Africa, I Can’t Ignore Israel Is an Apartheid State
    • At Least 37 Million People Have Been Displaced by America’s War on Terror
    • Biden Should Make Normalizing Relations With Cuba "A Priority"
    • FOREIGN POLICY: THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM
    • In the Face of Israel’s Violence, Being a Good Parent Means Fighting Colonialism
    • Israel Isn’t Signing ‘Peace’ Deals
    • Israel’s War Against Press Turns More Literal
    • Kidnapping, assassination and a London shoot-out: Inside the CIA's secret war plans against WikiLeaks
    • Life Under Occupation: The Misery at the Heart of the Conflict
    • Putin’s Invasion
    • Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and the Left
    • Stand with Ukraine
    • States Have No Inherent ‘Right to Exist’—but It’s a Media Fixation on Israel/Palestine
    • Taking a More Realistic View of Cuba
    • The Three Apartheids of Our Times (Money, Medicine, Food): The Sixth Newsletter (2021). February 11, 202
    • The United States Escalates War in the Heartland of Europe By Sending Advanced Rockets: Makes Diplomacy More Difficult
    • The Venezuelan microcosm: A U.S. propaganda apparatus at work (Black Agenda Report interviews coauthors of forthcoming book, “Extraordinary Threat”)
    • The best-case scenario in Ukraine
    • Trump’s Cuban Policy as a Metaphor for US Politics
    • U.S. Economic Sanctions on Cuba in the context of the Pandemic COVID-19
    • Workers in France conduct one-day general strike
  • Education
    • ‘Moms’ Radical Attack on Public Education
    • 'Outrageous': Education Secretary blasts House Republicans who benefited from student debt relief
    • 1961 Dr. Seuss book offers lesson on racism too advanced for Ohio school district official to allow
    • Defunding public libraries: Republicans' war on reading goes nuclear
    • Expanding voucher program would be bad for kids, bad for Indiana
    • Fact Sheet: Diversity & Inclusion Activities Under Title VI
    • Humanists All - What is lost in the precipitous decline of the arts and humanities
    • IN College Applications On Decline as High School Grads Delay Higher Ed
    • Indiana School Tailors Program for College Students with Autism
    • Krach: 'We're creating a national security movement'
    • Letter from an American - June 29, 2023
    • Muzzled by DeSantis, Critical Race Theory Professors Cancel Courses or Modify Their Teaching
    • New research underscores widespread, pandemic-fueled learning loss in Indiana
    • North Dakota Anti-LGBTQ Bill Would Imprison Librarians for Not Removing Books
    • Targeting the Freedom to Teach and Learn
    • Texas A&M suspended professor accused of criticizing Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick in lecture
    • The Meaning of African American Studies
    • Unbelievable! Georgia teacher fired for reading children's book
    • Utah School District Bans the Bible for “Vulgarity” and “Violence”
    • Vouchers could accelerate shift away from public schools
    • What Just Happened at West Virginia University Should Worry All of Us
    • 'Goes beyond ignorance' Historians slam DeSantis' claims about American slavery
    • A surgeon explains why AR-15-style rifles are so deadly
    • A tiny, largely unknown Christian college is at the epicenter of today's dark conservative movement
    • Adjunct and Tenured Faculty Must Unite to Resist Pandemic Opportunism on Campus
    • An Open Letter to Chuck Hockema
    • DEFENDING ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND DISCUSSIONS OF RACISM, SEXISM, AND THE FUNDAMENTALS OF THE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL SYSTEM
    • Dictating Civics: How the Purdue Civics Literacy Requirement Was Imposed by Trustees and Administrators
    • Education bill dies in the Indiana Senate
    • Experts Highlight Importance of Awareness in Bullying Prevention
    • Fear-Based “Parental Bills of Rights” Are a Right-Wing Siege on Public Education, Advocates Say
    • Higher education's sea change
    • How a diverse coalition in a red state shut down anti-CRT legislation
    • IN House Passes Bill Targeting "Critical Race Theory"
    • IUPUI to Split Into 2 Universities
    • In the Shadow of the Ivory Tower
    • Indiana Struggles with Ongoing Teacher Shortage
    • Most-Banned Author in America Calls BS on Parents’ ‘Concern’
    • National hypersonic ground test facility to be built in Purdue Aerospace District
    • New wave of teachers’ strikes rolls across US
    • Purdue English’s Uncertain Future
    • Ralph Nader: Students, Campuses and Dominant Corporate Power
    • Report Details Methods to Address IN Declining College Enrollment
    • Right-Wing Book Censorship Is an Attack on the Minds of Children
    • Right-Wing “American Birthright” Curriculum Pushes Christianity, Obscures Racism
    • The Military-Student-Debt Complex
    • U.S. schools pull more than 1,000 book titles in 'unparalleled' censorship bid, report finds
    • Virginia’s Governor Mansion Tour No Longer Includes Mention of Enslaved People
    • We don't need no education: Now Arizona says teachers don't require college degrees
    • ‘Everything on the table’ as IPS addresses enrollment decline and too many schools
    • 'Sounds Like Fascism': DeSantis Signs Law to Collect Political Views of Professors
    • A choice for the University of Florida: Academic freedom or government stooge | Editorial
    • Bradley-Funded Attacks on Schools Are Really an Assault on American Democracy
    • COMMERCIAL UNIVERSITY SELLS OFF FOOD SERVICES, CREATES A NEW DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES
    • Colleges Still Obsess Over National Rankings. For Proof, Look at Their Strategic Plans.
    • In win for Indiana teachers unions, federal judge temporarily blocks new state law
    • Koch Network Infiltration of Public Schools 'Harms Students, Teachers, and Our Democracy': Report
    • Letter to the editor: 'Ultimate insider' has hope in English department's 'dark time'
    • Letter to the editor: Why our English department deserves more respect
    • RETHINKING THE UNIVERSITY IN AN AGE OF EDUCATIONAL CRISIS: LOOKING BACK AND MOVING FORWARD
    • Submitted Opinion Piece: Koonin's inclusion in the Presidential Lecture series 'isn't courageous;' It feeds public disinformation
    • Tennessee Rejects “Moms for Liberty” Complaint Over Lessons on MLK
    • The Rise of the UniverCity
    • The Secret Corporate Memo Behind Today's Guerilla War on Campus Progressives
    • UNIVERSITIES, FOREVER WARS, AND THE NEW COLD WAR
    • UPDATE: CLA Dean blames English department for budgeting problems
    • Valparaiso University denies wrongdoing but will close Confucius Institute
    • Where are all the women?
    • ‘A For-Profit Company Is Trying to Privatize as Many Public Libraries as They Can’
    • 'On our own terms': How scholars of color are correcting the narrative of national tragedies
    • A Century after the Tulsa Race Massacre, Oklahoma is Locked in a Battle over how to Talk about it
    • A Pro-Israel Lawyer Is Weaponizing Public Records Law Against Palestinian Activists
    • ACLU of Indiana Files First Amendment Challenge to Firing of Porter County Educator
    • As states cut budgets, racial funding gaps between districts could widen
    • Critical Race Theory
    • Discovery Park District on Purdue campus attracting those who can live, work from anywhere
    • Doctors: Mask Up in Schools, Get Vaccine to Protect Hoosier Kids
    • Faculty Compensation Survey Results
    • Feb. 24, 1969: Tinker v. Des Moines Case Wins Free Speech Rights for Students
    • Fewer Student-Aid Applications Could Mean Less College Enrollment
    • For-Profit Charter Schools Provide an Entryway for Private Investors to Exploit Public Education
    • Guest Blog: Where Does the Bizarre Hysteria About ‘Critical Race Theory’ Come From? Follow the Money!
    • Headline: Exposing the Motive for the Sudden Wave of Attacks on Schools That Teach Critical Race Theory
    • Higher Education Is Now a Battlefield Between Workers and Corporatization
    • Higher Education and Economic and Political Elites: The Harvard Mode
    • If the Fed Can Bail Out Wall Street, It Can Rescue Public Education
    • In an Era of Pandemic and Protest, STEM Education Can’t Pretend to Be Apolitical
    • It’s About More Than Banning Books And Distorting History
    • Lafayette school trustee: Who benefits from school choice?
    • Lafayette school trustee: Who benefits from school choice?
    • New Indiana law is meant to protect free speech at universities. It may do the opposite.
    • Pandemic Could Worsen Educational Inequity for Indiana Women
    • Purdue Must Restore Its English Program
    • Purdue responds to Daniels' letter
    • Some Newark schools face laptop shortages, leaving families to find their own devices
    • THE CONTRADICTIONS FACING 21St CENTURY HIGHER EDUCATION: THE CASE OF “CIVIC LITERACY” AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY
    • THOUGHTS ON HIGHER EDUCATION: 2021
    • Teachers Singled Out in Indiana Union Membership Bil
    • The Appalling Indiana Statehouse…
    • The Dark History of School Choice
    • The Invisible Hazard Afflicting Thousands of Schools
    • The LynnBerk37 Scholarship
    • Underrepresentation of high-achieving students of color in gifted programs
    • Universities, we have a problem we are afraid to speak of
    • Where next for local teacher pay, after it hits new state $40K minimum?
    • Zionist Groups in US Operate Campaigns to Quash Palestine Solidarity on Campus
    • ‘A Watershed Moment’ for Shared Governance
    • “Campus Reform” Is Funneling Koch Money to Groom Right-Wing “Journalists”
  • Labor
    • Burrito economics: Republican claims about price rises are so much hot air
    • 24 hours in the life of American workers
    • ‘We Need to Stop Taking Employers’ Viewpoint as Gospel’
    • After Hundreds of Meatpacking Workers Died From COVID-19, Congress Wants Answers
    • Amazon Is Paying Consultants Nearly $10,000 a Day to Obstruct Union Drive
    • Amazon “Broke the Law”: Union Seeks New Election After Alabama Warehouse Organizing Drive Fails
    • Amazon’s Anti-Union Bullying Shows Why We Need the PRO Act
    • Arconic workers walk the picket line
    • CWA: Time to Stop Rewarding Contractors That Send Good Jobs Overseas
    • Crediting Xenophobia—Rather Than Organizing—With Raising Workers’ Wages
    • Despite Defeat, Sanders Calls Those Behind Amazon Union Drive an 'Inspiration to Workers' Nationwide
    • In What Universe Is a $15 Wage “Too High”? Joe Manchin’s.
    • Judge Orders T-Mobile to Disband Illegal Workplace Organization
    • Latinx Farmworkers Risking Their Lives During COVID Struggle to Access Vaccines
    • Millions of jobs probably aren’t coming back, even after the pandemic end
    • New Zealand Law Granting Paid Leave for Miscarriage Sparks Organizing in US
    • Not Far From Bessemer, Over a Thousand Alabama Coal Miners Are on Strike
    • Pensacola State College faculty demand protection
    • Reclaiming Paul Robeson in the Time of COVID-19
    • Republicans Won Blue-Collar Votes. They’re Not Offering Much in Return.
    • The Shocking Reality of a Future of Shrinking Jobs
    • Washington, DC Lawsuit Claims Amazon Violates Antitrust Laws by Inflating Prices
    • Workers and Communities vs Amazon
    • ‘Proposition 22 Is a Backlash to Victories Workers Have Had’
    • As Starbucks Stalls Negotiations, Workers Use New Tactics to Push for Contract
    • Class and Race in the USA Labor Movement: The Case of the Packinghouse Workers
    • Damar Hamlin Nearly Died on the Job. Too Many Workers Face Similar Threats.
    • Dr. King and the Civil Rights-Labor Alliance
    • For a Just Transition, Recruit More Women Electricians
    • Mother Jones Organized Against Child Labor 120 Years Ago: Let’s Resume Her Fight
    • Telling the Story of Female Electricians
    • The Union Membership Rate Has Dropped to a Historic Low. It Doesn't Have to Be This Way.
    • The federal program that can protect workers when foreign trade kills their jobs
    • UAW seeks Washington backing to pressure Detroit Three automakers in labor talks
    • What Unionized Starbucks Workers Think of Howard Schultz’ Testimony to Bernie Sanders
    • Workers Fighting Union-Busting May Have a New Legal Tool at Their Disposal
    • ‘The Thing That’s Made the Union Strong Is to Privilege the Lowest Paid’
    • A Tax Credit Was Meant to Help Marginalized Workers Get Permanent Jobs. Instead It’s Subsidizing Temp Work.
    • April 28 - Workers Memorial Day
    • At a Massive Union Rally, the Promise of a Better South
    • Chicago mandated contracts for domestic workers—and the results have been life changing
    • Companies That Illegally Fire Workers Will Now Have to Pay for Debts Incurred
    • Damning Report Shows Unions Have Plenty of Money to Organize—They Just Don't Spend It
    • Home Depot Workers Have Filed to Form the First Union at the Retail Behemoth
    • How Congress starved the agency that protects workers
    • IU Bloomington graduate workers, supporters push back on administration's response
    • Inflation Is Too High to Settle; We Want a Good Contract!
    • Low-wage Workers Access to Sick Days
    • More US Employers Are Trapping Workers in a New Form of Indentured Servitude
    • NLRB Is Understaffed and Underfunded at Critical Moment for Labor Moveme
    • Nearly Half of All Warehouse Injuries in 2021 Happened at Amazon Warehouses
    • New York Amazon Workers Vote to Form Union in Historic First
    • President Biden’s first 18 months
    • Ron Johnson Suggests That Federal Minimum Wage Should Be Eliminated
    • Stakes Are High for Workers, So Unions Are Mobilizing for Midterms
    • Starbucks Workers Are Facing Down One of the Most Intense Union-Busting Campaigns in Decades
    • Trump Judge Allows Starbucks to Assail Press Freedom
    • YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Amazon’s Anti-Union Campaign Backfires
    • "We Are Emptying Out Their Shelves": Nabisco Workers’ 5-Week Strike Won by Shutting Down Business as Usual
    • A Landmark Win for Domestic Workers Lurks in the Reconciliation Bill
    • A Unionization Wave Is Reshaping Museums and Cultural Institutions Across the US
    • Alabama Amazon Workers May Get Another Crack at a Union
    • Approval of Labor Unions at Highest Point Since 1965
    • At Least 27 Million US Workers Can’t Afford All the Basic Necessities of Life
    • Biden Promised a Workplace Safety Rule. Industry Got Him to Issue a Narrow One.
    • Facing wage theft? Here’s what you should know.
    • Poverty Is A Policy Choice
    • Rare Unionizing Opportunity in Big Box and Retail Chains
    • Starbucks workers at a Buffalo store unionize in a contentious vote.
    • Student Workers of Columbia Are Running the Biggest Ongoing U.S. Labor Strike
    • The Climate Crisis Is Coming for Undocumented Farmworkers First
    • Union Wins Election at a Second Buffalo-Area Starbucks
    • Workers Deserved Bernie’s Build Back Better, But They’ll Likely Get Manchin’s
    • America Is Breaking the Bargain It Made For Labor Peace
    • Amid Labor Shortage and Supply Chain Disruption, Workers Have Historic Leverage
    • If You Care About Free Speech, Make It Harder to Fire People For Unpopular Opinions
    • Museum Workers Are Joining the Growing Labor Movement
    • November 5, 2021
    • Rail Workers Group Supports Public Ownership and Control of the Rail Industry
    • ‘This victory is historic’: Massachusetts Trader Joe’s becomes first to unionize
    • ‘We Need to Transform What It Means to Be an Academic Worker; the Status Quo Is Untenable’
  • Justice
    • Here's The Political Conversation We Overlooked This Week
    • 'Clearly defined body count': Florida and Ohio Republicans experienced 43 percent more COVID deaths than Dems
    • 7 things people who say they're 'fiscally conservative but socially liberal' just don't understand
    • A power disconnection crisis: In 31 states, utilities can shut off electricity in a heat wave
    • ACLU Comment on Court Decision Blocking Approval of Mifepristone, a Medication Used in Half of Abortions in the United States
    • Atlanta’s Attack on Cop City Protesters Should Be a Warning to Us All
    • Clarence Thomas’ Latest Criminal Justice Ruling Is an Outright Tragedy
    • Congress just passed $858 billion military budget, but GOP is blocking $12 billion to fight child poverty
    • Following in MLK’s Footsteps Means Resisting Christian Nationalism
    • How Title Lending Works
    • Mapping Attacks on LGBTQ Rights in U.S. State Legislatures
    • Poverty
    • Reaffirming the Progressive Project in 2023
    • Right a Wrong
    • School gun violence torments America's youngest generation
    • Supreme Court Rebuffed Democrats’ Call for Thomas Probe With Just One Sentence
    • The COVID follies continue - Florida's Surgeon General tells people to avoid COVID booster vaccines
    • The Freedom to Vote Act
    • WSJ Celebrates Making It Harder for Poor People to Access Food
    • When 3 Men Richer Than 165 Million People, Sanders Says Working Class Must 'Come Together'
    • Yet another of the Supreme Court's 'religious liberty' cases proves fraudulent
    • ‘The Water Crisis Is a Manifestation of Jim Crow Politics’
    • A fascinating story of a determined fighter against the KKK in Muncie, Indiana
    • Abusing Immigrants
    • Alito’s ‘Dobbs’ Opinion Overturning ‘Roe’ Is Judicial Activism at Its Most Self-Deceptive
    • As the South Cracks Down on Abortion Access, Tax Dollars Flow to Fake Clinics
    • Black Is a Disease’: Racist Posts Roil Arkansas University
    • COVID-19 Relief Spending Pushed Poverty To Record Low In 2021
    • Christian Grievance
    • DEADLINE TO SIGN IS JULY 7!
    • DeSantis’ Migrant Stunt Is Kidnapping by Another Name
    • Esther Jackson, 105: Life Reflected the 20th Century Struggle for Equality
    • Federal judge blocks Biden's directives to protect LGBTQ people from discrimination
    • GOP Candidates in MI AG Race Say They Oppose Precedent on Right to Birth Control
    • Greg Abbott Rejects Biden’s Plea to Pardon Texans With Marijuana Convictions
    • Guns have become the leading cause of death for American kids
    • How Much Do You Care?
    • Hundreds 'March for Life' as Indiana lawmakers hold off on major abortion legislation
    • INTERVIEW WITH ROBIN D.G. KELLEY (edited transcript)
    • In Rural California, Farmworkers Fend for Themselves for Health Care
    • LOCAL RESIDENTS ASK U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TO INVESTIGATE POLICE DOG MAULING IN LAFAYETTE, INDIANA
    • Media’s Crime Hype and Scapegoating Led to Crackdown on Unhoused People
    • News from the States EVENING WRAP
    • Of Course the Constitution Has Nothing To Say About Abortion
    • Purdue announces resolution to Feb. 4 police incident
    • Real Estate Investors Sold Somali Families on a Fast Track to Homeownership in Minnesota. The Buyers Risk Losing Everything.
    • Religious Chutzpah
    • Report Reveals Stark Racial Disparities in IN Bail Costs
    • Republicans Are Coming For Your Birth Control
    • Several US Cities Have Increased Policing of Palestine Solidarity
    • The End of “Roe” Will Lead to More Family Separation and Child Disappearance
    • The Racism, and Resilience, Behind Today’s Salmon Crisis
    • ‘We are being hunted’: One year after Atlanta spa shootings, Asian Americans are more scared now than ever
    • BOOKS / Progressive Giants : Celebrating Paul Robeson and Anne Braden
    • By Taxing the Pandemic Profits of Billionaires, We Could Vaccinate Everyone on Earth
    • Demand an End to Racist Policing at Purdue
    • Former Student Sues Westfield Washington Schools after Relentless Racist Abuse
    • Judge Tied to Chevron Sends Lawyer Who Sued Oil Giant to Prison for 6 Months
    • Kyle Rittenhouse, white supremacy, and the privilege of self-defense
    • More Than 46,000 US Children Have Lost at Least One Parent to COVID
    • More inmates sue Miami Correctional for 'horrific' conditions
    • Now evangelicals want to depict "social justice" as un-Christian: I hope God will forgive them
    • Our massively unfair tax system: How do the ultra-rich get away with it?
    • RACISM ON THE CAMPUS: THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES
    • The "soft" overturn of Roe v. Wade exposes how far-right John Roberts has let the Supreme Court go
    • The Supreme Court Just Allowed the Executions of Two Disabled Black Men
    • Three Children Attacked a Black Woman. A Sheriff’s Deputy Arrived — and Beat Her More.
    • What’s “in the Damn Bill” for Families? Bernie Sanders Wants You to Know.
    • When Police Dogs Attack: Why Some K-9 Units Are Under Fire for Biting Suspects
    • Women's labor force participation still lagging
    • “Feel-Good” News Story or Poverty Propaganda?
    • Free Speech
    • 800,000 Low-Income Households May Have Had Electricity Disconnected Amid COVID
    • A Republican's damning admission offers a dark preview of the future
    • ACLU's Most Recent Interviews with Abortion Providers
    • America Isn’t Ready to Truly Understand the Buffalo Shooting
    • America's hardest places to grow up
    • Before COB on the first workday of 2023, CEOs will make more than the average annual pay for all US workers
    • CMUs: The Federal Prison System’s Experiment in Group Segregation
    • COVID Relief Packages Dramatically Reduced Poverty. They Should Be Permanent.
    • Communities of Restoration
    • Corporate America scrambles to get behind voting rights
    • Drilling Down on Systemic Racism in Sports
    • Early freedom riders, including pioneering Jewish activist, get justice after 75 years
    • Environmental racism is poisoning America’s waters
    • FBI Has Found No Evidence of Antifa Involvement in Capitol Attack, Says Director
    • First on Axios: Baltimore's powerful new tool to fight illegal guns
    • Florida Judge Exposes the Chaotic Nightmare Facing Felons Who Want to Register to Vote
    • GOP Lawyer Admits to SCOTUS That Voting Rights Disadvantage Republican Party
    • Gun manufacturers quietly target young boys using social media
    • How Do You Spell Despicable?
    • New Report Calls on the Biden Administration to Put an End to Close-to-Slavery Conditions of the H-2A Guest Worker Program
    • New Study: Militarizing the Police Doesn’t Reduce Crime
    • November 3, 2021
    • Predatory Banks at Walmarts Made Over 100 Percent of Profits From Overdraft Fees
    • Report Finds Over 100 Rebellions in Jails and Prisons Over COVID Conditions
    • Rosie Could Be a Riveter Only Because of a Care Economy. Where Is Ours?
    • Self-Determination Has Been Wrenched Away From Half the US Population
    • Supreme Court rules kids can be thrown away
    • The Janes is a call to action
    • The Lies and Dangers of Efforts to Change Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity
    • The Pandemic Could Set Women's Pay Back a Generation
    • The school to prison pipeline, explained
    • They Aren’t Even Pretending Anymore
    • US Founders Demonized Indigenous People While Coopting Their Political Practices
    • US hunger crisis persists, especially for kids, older adults
    • What Prisoners Eat
    • Who are the 1 in 4 American women who choose abortion?
    • f the Biden Administration Is Serious About Protecting Voting Rights, Here's What It Should Do Immediately
    • ‘Raising the Minimum Wage Has Direct Implications for Black Families’
    • ‘This Is America. That’s the Kind of Trial Mumia Abu-Jamal Had.’
    • “If Everybody’s White, There Can’t Be Any Racial Bias”: The Disappearance of Hispanic Drivers From Traffic Records
    • “New Group Seeks Accountability from Lafayette Police Department”
  • Environment
    • A Letter from an American - April 21, 2023
    • Amid Heat Wave, GOP Adds Climate Denial To Spending Bills
    • BEATEN, BOMBED AND BURIED - The decades-long persecution of Forest Defenders
    • How Global Warming Makes it Freezing Cold
    • How will a Hotter Climate Impact Agriculture in Indiana?
    • IU Researchers Make Medical “Breakthrough" with Anxiety Blood Test
    • Initiative Helps Hoosiers Get Environmental Resilience Funding
    • Maui Fire Coverage Ignored Fossil Fuel Responsibility
    • Oil Lobby Prompts Right-Wing Media to Save Whales—From Wind Power
    • Supremes Declare War on Wetlands
    • YOU LOVE TO SEE IT: Youth Climate Activists Turn Up The Heat
    • “Forever Chemicals” Makers Hid Dangers for Decades
    • Abandoned mines and poor oversight worsened Kentucky flooding, attorneys say
    • After February’s Dire IPCC Report, the Green New Deal Is More Urgent Than Ever
    • Almost Every Square Inch of the US Is Being Battered by Climate Change Today
    • Hoosiers' Attitudes and Opinions about Environmental Issues
    • How Chevron Polluted the Amazon and Fought Environmental Lawyer Steven Donziger
    • Impact of Supreme Court's climate ruling spreads
    • New Jersey sues five oil companies, alleging decades of ‘concealment’ and ‘public deception’ on climate change
    • Report: Nearly All Indiana Coal Power Plants Polluting Groundwater
    • Supreme Court restricts the EPA's authority to mandate carbon emissions reductions
    • The Window to Adapt to Climate Change Is ‘Rapidly Closing,’ Warns the IPCC
    • Tougher EPA Methane Regulations Could Improve Indiana Air Quality
    • West Virginians Gear Up for “Coal Baron Blockade” at Joe Manchin’s Coal Plant
    • Biden Faces Mounting Pressure To Yank Line 3 Oil Pipeline Permits
    • Degrowth Policies Cannot Avert Climate Crisis. We Need a Green New Deal.
    • Mirror, Mirror 2021: Reflecting Poorly
    • Opinion: This climate change contrarian gives us an important reminder about science in general
    • Over 800 Water Protectors Have Been Arrested Since Line 3 Pipeline Was Approved
    • The Anti-Environmental Bill, HB 1100
    • The Myth of the Managed Wildfire: How US Forest Service Policies Perpetuate Deadly Wildfires
    • There Is Little Doubt the Climate Crisis Is Here—Now What Do We Do About It?
    • Indiana Republicans join the new Conservative Climate Caucus. Here's what that means
    • A Petition to Protect the Cedar Grove Wildlife Corridor
    • Applause for Perseverance Ignores Plutonium Bullet We Dodged
    • As climate change disrupts supply chains, American life is poised to change drastically
    • Biden May Approve Logging an Old-Growth Forest, Heightening Climate Risks
    • Biden’s Climate Law Is Ending 40 Years of Hands-Off Government
    • Democratic Leaders Are Finger-Wagging Over the IPCC Report. They Should Look To Themselves.
    • EPA Considers Gutting Regulations on Lead Contamination
    • Feeding the World Better: WithoutFactory Farms:
    • If We Don’t Act Now, the Entire US Could Become a “Cancer Alley”
    • New Details Emerge About Coronavirus Research at Chinese Lab
    • Ocasio-Cortez says we need World War II-scale action on climate. Here’s what that looks like.
    • Opinion: Mitch Daniels’ interview of Steve Koonin
    • State Sells Public Forest Timber for a Song
    • The Coal Plant Next Door
  • Media
    • 'Trump Became President' by Bombing Syria
    • Hyping Ukraine Counteroffensive, US Press Chose Propaganda Over Journalism
    • 20 Years Later, NYT Still Can’t Face Its Iraq War Shame
    • Covering (Up) Antiwar Protest in US Media!
    • Dowd’s Newsroom Nostalgia Is Management Propaganda
    • Fox Settlement Shows Press Freedom Isn’t Incompatible With Accountability
    • In AI Regulation Coverage, Media Let Lawmakers off the Hook
    • Israel’s Hard-Right Turn Fails to Raise Alarm in US Media
    • Major US Outlets Found Hersh’s Nord Stream Scoop Too Hot to Handle
    • Media Matters
    • Murdoch Uses Nashville to Stoke Anti-Trans Hate
    • NYT Reluctant to Fault Israel for West Bank Aggression
    • Right-Wing Media’s ‘Grooming’ Rhetoric Has Nothing to Do With Concern for Children
    • Sanders Proposes 'New Deal for Journalism' to Ensure Media Serves Public Interest
    • The "copaganda" epidemic: How media glorifies police and vilifies protesters
    • The Indiana Citizen joins coalition of news organizations in newly launched Indiana Local News Initiativ
    • The New York Times Is Diminishing Itself
    • Under Musk, Twitter Continues to Promote US Propaganda Networks
    • ‘We Live in a New World Where Accountability Barely Exists’
    • A Socialist in WaPo’s Suburbs
    • ACTION ALERT: Big Media Want Gigi Sohn Kept Off FCC Board
    • Antisemitic Threats to Florida Judge Should Be Bigger Story
    • Corporate media accused of 'cheerleading' US escalation in Ukraine
    • Documenting the Struggle Against a Hedge Fund Stripping Journalism for Parts
    • Exclusive: Billionaires back new media firm to combat disinformation
    • Fox News dangerously declares war on teachers: Calls for violence, accusations of 'inclination' to pedophilia
    • How Much Less Newsworthy Are Civilians in Other Conflicts?
    • How a Company Called BlackRock Shapes Your News, Your Life, Our Future
    • Israel Killed Reporter Abu Akleh—but US Media Disguised the Facts
    • Mainland Media Fail to Ask Why Puerto Rico Requires ‘Resilience’
    • Media Spin Lula Victory as Defeat
    • Media Trust, Polling and the Big Lie
    • NPR Devotes Almost Two Hours to Afghanistan Over Two Weeks—and 30 Seconds to US Starving Afghans
    • Objectivity Versus Balance
    • PBS and BBC Team Up to Misinform About Brazil’s Bolsonaro
    • Prioritizing Fortunetelling Over Reporting Poses a Danger to Democracy
    • Russian TV Uses Tucker Carlson and Tulsi Gabbard to Sell Putin’s War
    • Selling Albright as a ‘Feminist Icon’: Was the Price Worth It?
    • Support State and fact-based local Journalism
    • The Local Journalism Initiative: a proposal to protect and extend democracy
    • ‘What Alex Jones Has Peddled Is Now Nearly Indistinguishable from Right-Wing Talking Points’
    • A Secretive Hedge Fund Is Gutting Newsrooms
    • Another record year for press-freedom violations in the US
    • As US Broils and Europe Floods, Media Dismiss EU Climate Plan as ‘Ambitious’
    • Beijing’s Movie War Propaganda—and Washington’s
    • Cherry-Picking Polls to Hide Public Support for Biden’s Spending Plan
    • Corporate Media Harms Not Only Through Omission, But Also by Distortion
    • How Buffalo News Helped Keep a Socialist out of City Hall
    • Jen Psaki Shocks FOX News Hack Peter Doocy with Trump's Deadly Record of COVID Mismanagement
    • Media messes up coverage of voting rights, blames Biden for GOP's racism
    • New era for local journalism
    • Politico’s Staff Must Toe New Owner’s Line—Including Endorsing Israel
    • Saab Case Shows Western Media’s Casual Acceptance of US Atrocities
    • TV Reports on Manchin and Sinema Leave Out Their Financial Conflicts
    • The Media Myth of ‘Once Prosperous’ and Democratic Venezuela Before Chávez
    • What We Lost When Gannett Came to Town
    • When this hedge fund buys local newspapers, democracy suffers
    • ‘The Commercial System Isn’t Providing the Local News We Need’
    • Exposing the “‘pink slime’ journalism” of Journatic
    • Fears for future of American journalism as hedge funds flex power
    • How we can save local news
    • POLITICAL NEWS IS A COMMODITY: WHAT SELLS IS LEGITIMATE
    • WaPo Obscures Republican Role in Killing Equal Pay
    • We are pioneering a new model for web journalism.
    • Jeff Bezos’ Fake News in the Newspaper He Really Owns
    • Pushing Consumers to Amazon Is Baked In to NYT’s Business Model
    • 'Are you kidding me?' Reporters criticized for panning Joe Biden's anti-fascism speech
    • 'Sometimes to Tell the Truth, You Have to Take a Stand'
    • A New Book Calls For Fundamental Media Reform — And The Pandemic May Give Those Ideas A Boost
    • A year of change threatens the future of journalism
    • AP Firing Shows Right-Wing Hypocrisy, Illusion of ‘Objectivity’
    • Americans Rarely See the True Face of Israel’s Bombing of Gaza
    • Biden’s Multi-Billion Afghan Theft Gets Scant Mention on TV News
    • CHALLENGING IDEOLOGICAL HEGEMONY: TAKING ON THE MEDIA
    • Corporate Media Begin to Acknowledge GOP Coup Attempt
    • Corporate Media Stays Silent as US Air Strikes Kill at Least 20 in Somalia
    • Election 2020
    • GANNETT CHAIN OWNS 250 NEWSPAPERS (INCLUDING THE JOURNAL AND COURIER) AND SHAPES POLITICAL CONSCIOUSNESS
    • How Vermont’s Media Helps Keep the State Together
    • How the media’s ‘cancel culture’ debate obscures direct threats to First Amendment
    • It’s Aggression When ‘They’ Do It, but Defense When ‘We’ Do Worse
    • Lack of Media Urgency Over GOP Efforts to Steal 2024 Elections
    • Margaret Sullivan has written a brisk and useful guide to the horrifying decline of local news
    • Media Praise ‘Mavericks’ for Blocking Aid to American People
    • NPR Star Audie Cornish Says She's Joining 'The Great Resignation'
    • NPR’s Shameful Comparison of Stacey Abrams to Donald Trump
    • Palestinian reporters injured in Jerusalem, 21 media outlets destroyed in Gaza
    • Pathological Deceit: The NYT Inverts Reality on Venezuela’s Cuban Doctors
    • Police Departments Spend Vast Sums of Money Creating “Copaganda”
    • Power Analysis Failure
    • Reporters’ Alert: Launching a New Website
    • Rumsfeld Remembered as ‘Complex,’ ‘Energetic’—Not as Killer of Multitudes
    • Rush Limbaugh and the Need for a New Fairness Doctrine
    • Talking Back To Talk Radio - Fairness, Democracy, and Profits
    • The Death Of Local News
    • The Local Journalism Initiative (LJI): A proposal from MR author Robert W. McChesney
    • The New York Times gives Trump credit for Biden's success in latest act of journalistic malpractice
    • Tribune shareholders vote to sell legendary chain of newspapers to a hedge fund
    • Tulsa: ‘A Cover-Up Happens Because the Powers That Be Are Implicated’
    • What Is ‘Moderate’ About Opposing a Minimum Wage Backed by 3/5ths of Voters?
    • ‘Renouncing violence’ is a demand made almost exclusively of Muslims in the New York Times
  • Opinions
    • The Long Troubled United States Relations With China: U.S. Globalism, the Open Door Notes, and the Centrality of China for Building A Global Empire
    • "Land of the Free and Home of the Brave" - With a few exceptions:
    • Letter from an American - March 10, 2023
    • Letters from an American
    • No, I Won’t Agree To Disagree About You Supporting Trump. You’re Just Wrong.
    • Tell Congress: Repeal the Trump-era Rollbacks
    • The Biggest Issue for 2024: Can Humanity Survive Trump & the GOP?
    • The Party of Intrusive Government
    • Why Assault Weapons?
    • Assault Weapons
    • Candidate for State Senate Distric 23
    • DEMOCRACY, ABORTION, AND GUNS: THREE QUESTIONS
    • Elise Stefanik Really Doesn’t Need to Embrace Trumpism
    • From NYTimes Editorial, 9/23/22
    • Letter to the Editor: 'Sabotaging the Ukrainian people'
    • We Need a Massive Push for Peace in Ukraine—Now
    • Open Letter to President Biden
    • Opinion: This must be what it felt like to be a Loyalist in 1770
    • Purdue, do the right thing and mandate the COVID-19 vaccine
    • Lock him up! Why is repeat offender Donald Trump still a free man?
    • A Commentary on Facial-Recognition Surveillance
    • Democratic Party Fantasies About 2022 Midterms Pose Peril For 2024
    • Letter from an American
    • Over Fifty Years in West Lafayette
    • Practice the One Percent Movements People!
    • READING THE MORNING PAPER IN KURT VONNEGUT’S HOOSIER STATE
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