Reporter says he's biased in favor of gay rights, conservatives demand "objectivity"

Enough with the wailing and moaning. Do your worst, Rupert! Financial journalism will survive.

The paper's Op-Ed pages have long been a platform for political assassination. But their latest target is a rival paper that is competing for a Pulitzer Prize.

In both cases a public-facing feminism ended up essentially serving as a front that distracted from systemic sexism

Because of a key existential problem, Nate Silver's 538 doesn’t meet its moment. But here's how it can be saved

A provocative headline claims his proposals will cost taxpayers $18 trillion. Nonsense, says a UMASS professor

Jeff Bezos escapes scrutiny from his own paper — and from its rivals

In two ridiculous recent stories, the paper brushes off women and their college aspirations

Under its stiff new management team, the Washington Post loses its luster and many of its star reporters.

An editorial by Salon Editor David Talbot in which he defends Salon's editorial integrity against attacks by the Wall Street Journal's editorial page and other far-right organs.

Why is New York's mayor perpetually portrayed as a hero? Because journalists fear him -- or want to work for him

Aggrieved conservatives agree that name-calling is totalitarian. Look who's talking!

There are good reasons why we don't want Mark Zuckerberg keeping tabs on every TV show we watch or song we hear

Once again the Drudge Report is setting the standard for campaign coverage in 2016 — that's not a good thing

Facebook is pouring loads of cash into America's biggest news outlets — on the condition that they keep it secret