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FREE SPEECHIndia’s most famous living author, Arundhati Roy, is being prosecuted by the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, of whom she has been critical. Roy has been known for

FREE SPEECHVoters elect city council members, and when voters are displeased, they have a few options. One is to push for a referendum. After a 3-2 vote by Soledad City

FREE SPEECHIn 1967, President Lyndon Johnson’s administration appointed the Kerner Commission to investigate riots in American cities. That report cited sensationalist and divisive coverage, and specifically unfair and inaccurate reporting

FREE SPEECHHow to cover the president’s press conferences when the president is lying? It seems the TV news finally figured it out, as the American electorate gave him the boot.

FREE SPEECHOne of the biggest companies that controls the flow of information is on trial. The U.S. Department of Justice filed suit against Alphabet, the parent company of Google, in

FREE SPEECHIn late 2021, the Monterey County Board of Supervisors created a new county communications program “in recognition of the need to improve overall internal and external communications across a

FREE SPEECHOn Aug. 15, the Columbia Journalism Review published a story highlighting a notable media development in Wyoming: Foster Friess, who in 2018 ran (and lost) in the GOP primary

FREE SPEECHEight candidates for the Republican presidential nomination traded barbs on a debate stage in Milwaukee on Wednesday, Aug. 23, though it’s not clear what the point of it was.

FREE SPEECHTwo years ago, on Aug. 15 2021, the United States withdrew from Afghanistan and the Taliban retook control of the government. They promised this time would be different than

FREE SPEECHA leader in journalism education, Ray Hiebert, got his first introduction to Monterey County when he was assigned to basic training at Fort Ord during the Korean War. He