This week on CounterSpin: An early October survey showed that while 60% of those polled knew that the Build Back Better legislative package was “$3.5 trillion,” only 10% had any sense of what was in

Chevron v. Donziger is a case a major fossil fuel company wanted to see silenced that has in fact had that effect.

Henry Olsen presented a red herring argument that ignored all the polls showing support for the reconciliation plan.

OAN's audience has been told that Trump really won the 2020 election and that chemical cocktails are better for Covid than vaccines.

Though the Postal Service has always been a public good, its current leaders seem intent on driving it into the ground.

Media announce a rise in the murder rate with coverage steeped in false presumptions about what that means and how to respond.

"We’re going to have a representative of fossil fuel interests crafting the policy that reduces our emissions from fossil fuels."

Racist fables, omissions and hypocrisy have plagued US media's Africa reporting through history and up to today.

The Supreme Court refused to address, which amounts to an endorsement, what is overwhelmingly understood as an unconstitutional Texas law.

A bankruptcy ruling shields the Sackler family, profiteers on Oxycontin, responsible for, conservatively, half a million deaths by overdose.