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Washington Post Says Life Was Bleak for Workers on Eve of Pandemic

Yes, that was the clear meaning of a front page article telling readers how bad things are for workers today. The piece told us: “In interviews with more

World’s strongest ocean current is speeding up — and humans are to blame

The Antarctic Circumpolar Current’s faster circulation will change the way heat is distributed in the oceans and affect marine life, scientists suggest.

Washington Post Forgets It Fought (And Won) Legal Battle Against Mandatory Transparency; Now Demands Internet Co's Face The Same

A few years ago the Washington Post (and a bunch of other newspapers) fought and won a fairly important 1st Amendment lawsuit to strike down as unconstitutional a Maryland law that required news organizations to publicly post information about the...

Did Big Pharma Buy Senator Sinema a Fluff Piece in the Washington Post?

That’s what readers of the paper must be asking after seeing this piece on Friday morning. The headline of the piece features her quote, “no one tells me

No End to the Washington Post’s War on Whistleblowers

In an article assessing Facebook last month, Washington Post writer Molly Roberts attacked whistleblowers for demonstrating a “lack of loyalty” to their institutions and described their actions as “betrayal.”  Roberts argued that it took...

LGBTQ Afghans land in Britain as Taliban official says no space for gay rights

A charity that helped the LGBTQ refugees escape said it has fielded hundreds of calls for help.

NY Times And Washington Post Criticize Facebook Because The Chicago Tribune Had A Terrible Headline

I'm going to try, once again, to do that stupid thing where I try to express a nuanced point on the internet, where there's a high likelihood of it being misunderstood. So, consider this opening a warning that you should read this entire...