O’Reilly’s Exit
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The Trump administration won’t rule out punishing mainstream media outlets as well, and journalist Glenn Greenwald examines the potential impact on First Amendment rights.
Blaming Russia for interference in the U.S. election has prevented the Democratic Party from examining what it did wrong. Consortium News Editor Robert Parry explains how this happened.
By Emma Green The story the Massachusetts senator tells about the election and America’s anxieties is curiously one-dimensional.
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Truthdig Editor in Chief Robert Scheer and documentary filmmaker Cullen Hoback (pictured) discuss the demise of privacy online, safe drinking water and other topics in this week’s “Scheer Intelligence.”
By Danny Sjursen / TomDispatch The short answer: Fight it.
In a whirlwind of rumors, Sweden has come to occupy a central role: It is cast as the innocent, naive, white country in the north that once was a paradise but has collapsed because of its own goodness.
By Laurie Garrett As the White House and Congress take their budget knives to science funding, most of the leading U.S. scientific institutions are urging their members to hit the streets.
More than 600 people showed up at Waiakea High School in Hilo to hear the Democratic congresswoman speak about homelessness, decriminalizing marijuana, health care, Syria, North Korea and other topics.
Kyle Kulinski, a co-founder of the political movement, tells Truthdig where establishment Democrats are failing and how voters can reform the stagnant party.
The Republican Party’s professed reverence for family values doesn’t apply to undocumented immigrants.