by Jake Johnson | Mar 16, 2026 | AI, Brendan Carr, censorship, Donald Trump, FCC, Federal Communications Commission, free press, Iran, iran war, Media, News, press freedom, treason, War, war in Iran
US President Donald Trump late Sunday floated “treason” charges against media outlets that he accused of reporting false information about the Iran war as the human and economic costs of his illegal military assault continued to mount. In a tirade posted to his Truth Social platform, Trump wrote that media outlets he accused of circulating “fake news” should “be brought up on Charges for…
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by Chris Walker | Jan 14, 2026 | Donald Trump, FBI, First Amendment, free press, Hannah Natanson, News, press freedom, press freedoms, warrant
On Wednesday, the home of a Washington Post journalist was raided by FBI agents who were ostensibly carrying out a search warrant to find evidence relating to a case involving classified documents. Post reporter Hannah Natanson, whose reporting focuses extensively on the consequences of President Donald Trump’s attempts to fire workers and dismantle entire government agencies…
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by Maya Schenwar | Dec 17, 2025 | AI, Billionaires, CNN, Corporate Media, Donald Trump, Fascism, free press, Google, Independent Media, Journalism, Mainstream Media, Media, media consolidation, Netflix, Op-Ed, press freedom, Propaganda, Social Media, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal
It’s becoming something of a theme: Two massive companies are fighting to take over another massive company, in a deal that will enrich a variety of shareholders but leave the rest of us worse off. The news that Netflix struck a bid to take over movie powerhouse Warner Bros. earlier this month likely horrified entertainment workers: Two Goliaths of the industry combining is no good for pay…
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by Chris Walker | Dec 16, 2025 | 2020 presidential election, 2024 Elections, BBC, Donald Trump, free press, January 6, News, Trump lawsuits
On Monday, President Donald Trump filed a multibillion dollar lawsuit against the BBC, alleging that the British broadcaster unfairly defamed him by airing a documentary with a questionable edit last year. In response, the BBC pointed out that it has apologized for the edit but said that the error did not amount to defamation, and that they plan a full-throated opposition to the litigation.
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