Six Impossible Things That Might Save Journalism

It’s time to dream up a media future that millions of people will fight for

Paramount’s Bari Weiss Overture Signals a CBS News Pivot Toward Propaganda

How the founder of The Free Press is part of a presidential scheme to undermine a free press

The Movement to Reinvent Public Media Is Already Underway

The end of federal support for public media is devastating. Now we must rebuild from the ground up

The FCC Is Trying to Roll Back 60 Years of Civil Rights Protections

Free Press’ Joseph Torres on the history of how we got here

Journalists Need to Treat Migration as a Fight for Dignity

Kilmar Armando Abrego García’s case shows the perils of a nation that demonizes migrants

How L.A. TACO Became Essential Journalism in the Midst of ICE’s Crackdown

A small newsroom turns relentless coverage of raids and protests into a national voice

What Bob McChesney Taught Me

“If you act like change for the better is impossible, you guarantee it will be impossible.”

Manufacturing Consent in an Occupied Washington

How U.S. news media are failing to speak truth to Trumpism

Broadcasters Strike a Devil’s Bargain with the Trump Regime

Every merger is now an opening for extortion

How Public Media Can Survive this Crisis Without Losing Its Soul

“Our strategy is simple: Stick to the mission,” Chris Hastings of WXXI tells Pressing Issues

Let’s Make the End of CPB the Start of Public Media’s Revival

The fight for public media’s future is a fight for democracy and against authoritarianism

Five Questions About Detained Journalist Mario Guevara

He is the only U.S.-based journalist being held by ICE