This week on CounterSpin: The internet has changed the way we communicate, access information and even organize, which means concerns about digital privacy are concerns about privacy, period. In the w

This week on CounterSpin: The Supreme Court’s reversal on abortion rights is so actually and potentially devastating that it’s hard to know where to look. It’s worth tracing things back—Katherine Stew

"That kind of legal philosophy could seriously endanger not just the environment, but the ability of Congress to pass all sorts of laws protecting the environment, health, safety and civil rights."

A film that offers an entirely uncritical and glowing portrait of the UAE ought to make PBS take a closer look at the film's funding.

A Supreme Court led by Chief Justice John Roberts has gutted multiple legally and societally established precedents.

  This week on CounterSpin: Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote in the majority opinion on Kennedy v. Bremerton that “the Constitution and the best of our traditions counsel mutual respect and to

It's hard to parse corporate media coverage of Biden's Saudi visit, because that coverage obscures rather than illuminates what's going on.

It's 40 years since Vincent Chin's murder, with a depressingly resonant context of anti-Asian hatred and scapegoating,

On Biden’s and Trump’s favorable ratings, Gen Xers find themselves mostly in the middle among generations.

There are people and policies, with names, preventing developing countries from accessing life-saving Covid vaccines.