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After administrative retaliation, escalating tensions between the advisor and staff led to The Mercury effectively disbanding — and a newly independent paper rising in its wake.

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The NPR and PBS headquarters. Photos via Wikimedia Commons. As of 2022, the U.S. spent a few dollars per person per year — $3.16 — on public broadcasting. Meanwhile, the U.K. spent $81.30. Still, ...

The Gaza solidarity encampment on Columbia University’s campus in spring 2024. Photo via Wikimedia Commons. Get The Objective in your inbox every week. Overnight on Tuesday, Israel broke its ceasefire ...

This story originally appeared in Molloy’s newsletter, The Present Age, and is republished here with permission. A new Media Matters report confirms what many of us have suspected for years: the right ...