How many times while plowing through a New York Times or Washington Post news story have you muttered to yourself, “I haven’t had this much fun since the last time I read a GAO report.” That’s not to ...

The top three regretted college majors are journalism (87 percent), sociology (72 percent), and liberal arts and general studies (72 percent), according to the ZipRecruiter survey. Who could be ...

The great Walter Cronkite once defined two subsections of journalism in the following way... Objective journalism and an opinion column are about as similar as the Bible and Playboy magazine. Too ...

“You furnish the pictures and I’ll furnish the war.” How is today’s journalism any different than the yellow journalism of William Randolph Hearst? Sure, technology and reach is far more sophisticated ...

Yellow journalism helped push the USA into war back in the 1890s. Now, a new yellow journalism has developed using all the tricks of the trade to panic the world into granting tremendous power to an ...

At its root, the recent critique of Hasidic schools in The New York Times is not about education, much less "substantial equivalency." Rather, during a time of increasing antisemitism, with violent ...

What the Greatest, Silent, and Boomer generations always regarded as the ideal of “objective journalism” was actually the exception, not the rule. That was true from the time of Gutenberg until that ...

On Jan. 6, we watched the shocking spectacle of Trump supporters, whipped up by former President Donald Trump, storming the Capitol and forcing lawmakers to shelter in place. Clearly, America is at a ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. Every now and then, an article catches my eye that seems to sum up the worst of ...

It is a sad time for journalism. In China, the state's Communist Party is getting ready for its 16th congress in November, and the state-owned media will be kept on a tight leash. The propaganda ...