Insights & Opinions

Student-run news outlets have covered the often brutal police crackdowns against pro-Palestinian encampments on college campuses.

Some academics and advocates have suggested that the proposed rules are weaker than the Obama-era ones that the Trump FCC ditched. This is a false alarm.

News outlets need to report more on the rise of fascism in America, and they also need to reflect on their role in enabling Trump.

A Free Press Action report shows who would benefit— and who wouldn’t — from the disastrous California Journalism Preservation Act.

Instead of holding yet another listening session about AI, Congress should follow these steps to safeguard against discrimination and privacy violations.

Last week’s town-hall debacle is further proof of the dangers in a commercial media system that mainstreams lying demagogues for profit.

The CJPA would threaten the free exchange of ideas online, make it harder for websites to remove hateful content — and help the same companies that have destroyed local news.

It’s been a banner year of bad decisions at Twitter, where Musk has alienated advertisers, cost the company billions of dollars, and enabled hate and lies to increase drastically.

NPR blamed the drop in corporate advertising for its decision to cut 10 percent of its staff. The real culprit: the country’s failure to fully fund noncommercial media.

Major advertisers — including Apple and the NFL — are paying the social network millions of dollars to drag their brands through the platform’s toxic sludge.