Media Outlets Mislead Readers about COVID-19 Data
Reporting on data related to the epidemic has increasingly led to conclusions that aren’t accurate and an audience that is misinformed.
The Media Owe Senator Tom Cotton an Apology
He never said China intentionally released the coronavirus, and his suggestion that the disease originated in a Wuhan laboratory looks increasingly plausible.
No, Facebook Shouldn’t Be the Arbiter of Political Speech
Those attempting to cajole Facebook to censor political speech do not want these same standards applied to them.
South Park Gives the NBA a Lesson in How to Stand Up to China
Though it’s tough for any company to risk access to the Chinese market, assisting a totalitarian regime in attempting to silence critics is beyond the pale.
Bloomberg Law Owes Readers an Explanation of Its Attempt to Smear Leif Olson
A simple retraction isn’t enough.
Ten Questions for the ‘Squad’
Suggestions for journalists actually interested in accountability from those in power
About That Alleged World Cup Pay Gap
After the U.S. team won the World Cup on Sunday, a major focus from the team and the media was a complaint over an alleged gender-pay disparity.
What the Viral Border-Patrol Video Leaves Out
News outlets seized on the video as evidence of the Trump administration’s cruelty, but it related to actions taken during Barack Obama’s presidency.