“我如此出色地处理这一问题的唯一原因是，我认为贫穷和低薪工作与不注意警察子弹一样残酷而内心。” -琳达·蒂拉多
Journalist and photographer Linda Tirado was standing near a police line in Minneapolis May 29, covering the George Floyd protests engulfing the city. All of a sudden, her face “exploded” in her own words. She had been shot
塔里克·哈达德（Tareq Haddad）揭露了现代新闻中心的腐败和勾结，这是学者们长期讨论的话题，但很少有这样一个清晰的例子能说明问题。
It’s Manufacturing Consent meets Operation Mockingbird; in a long exposé essay that doubles as
曾经花费数年时间将阿桑奇的名字拖入泥潭的媒体现在正在对他的治疗进行停电。如果你正在等待企业媒体专家来捍卫新闻自由，你会感到失望。
The role of journalism in a democracy is publishing information that holds the powerful to account -- the kind of information that empowers the public to become more engaged citizens in their communities so that we can vote in representatives that work in the interest of “we the people.” There is perhaps no better example of watchdog
道格拉斯·瓦伦丁加入MintCast讨论他在调查中央情报局秘密行动和当前中央情报局破坏独立媒体的努力方面所做的大量工作。
MintCast co-host Whitney Webb interviews author, investigative journalist and poet Douglas Valentine about his extensive work on exposing the dark underbelly of the CIA and some of the agency’s most notorious covert programs. Webb and Valentine begin the interview discussing how Valentine’s journalistic work on the CIA led him to be spied on
阿桑奇的困境及其对新闻和言论的广泛影响显然不会引起大赦国际的关注，国际特赦组织给朱利安阿桑奇国防委员会（JADC）写了一封信，告诉他们大赦国际并没有积极致力于阿桑奇的辩护。
NEW YORK -- Journalist and WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been hit with 17 Espionage Act charges by the United States. If convicted, Assange could be sentenced to up to 170 years in prison or even face the death penalty. A conviction would also set a dangerous precedent for journalists in the U.S. who publish classified material. National
如果美国领导的引渡和沉默阿桑奇的运动取得成功，它将不可避免地成为美国这样的强大政府用来压制世界各地独立记者的蓝图，并使他们屈服。
Due to recent claims made by WikiLeaks on Twitter that Julian Assange will be forcibly removed from the Ecuadorian embassy in London in a matter of "hours or days," MintPress News has brings you this editorial first published last June by journalist Whitney Webb in order to again highlight the dangerous precedent for journalism, free speech and
