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Threatening the Free Press
Nearly four years into his presidency, Trump’s almost constant repetition of “fake news” has done its work.
By Margaret SullivanAttacking Reality
An all-out war on everything that is true and known and provable leads to catastrophic results.
By Dahlia LithwickZuck, Murdoch, and Crisis of Epistemic Breakdown
Worried about American institutions? Don't expect a chastened, post-2016 Facebook to come to the rescue.
By Nathan PippengerIt’s an Outrage
Outrage can be useful, but our media and our attention is drenched in it. That’s a problem.
By Jack Meserve
Outrage can be useful, but our media and our attention is drenched in it. That’s a problem.