Joshua Cho
Joshua Cho is a journalist, recent graduate of Boston College, and former intern at Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting
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Views Saturday, October 12, 2019 Major Media Bury Groundbreaking Studies of Pentagon's Massive Carbon Bootprint In 2010, Project Censored found that the "U.S. military is responsible for the most egregious and widespread pollution of the planet, yet this information and accompanying documentation goes almost entirely unreported." Read more |
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Views Tuesday, October 01, 2019 In Media Newspeak, a 'Peace Plan' for Israel/Palestine Is Anything US Proposes Prior to the elections in Israel/Palestine in September—marred by blatant racism posturing as the “democratic process,” with millions of Palestinians living under varying degrees of Israeli rule unable to vote due to their ethnicity—Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu generated headlines for... Read more |
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Views Thursday, September 12, 2019 On 18th Anniversary of 9/11, Media Worry About ‘Premature’ End to Afghan War On the 18th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the illegal US occupation of Afghanistan continues as the longest overseas war in American history. Although President Donald Trump recently declared that peace negotiations over the withdrawal of US troops with the Taliban are “dead,” reportedly... Read more |
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Views Monday, September 09, 2019 Biden Invokes Dead Family Members Against Medicare for All and Corporate Media Plays Along Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden last month released a new Iowa TV ad called “ Personal ,” which recounts the former vice president’s personal tragedy of losing his wife and daughter to a car crash, and the subsequent loss of his son Beau Biden from brain cancer. Biden presented his... Read more |
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Views Wednesday, August 21, 2019 Corporate Media Filled With Nameless Voices Attacking Progressive Democrats The Democratic Party establishment wants you to know that they’re not afraid of primary challenges from the Justice Democrats—a progressive political action committee that runs progressive candidates who reject campaign funding from the ultra-rich and corporations. But when the establishment... Read more |
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Views Tuesday, June 11, 2019 According to NYT, 'Relentless Flooding' in Midwest Just Happens The New York Times ’ 2,400+ word report ( 6/3/19 ) by Julie Bosman, Julie Turkewitz and Timothy Williams on the historic flooding in the Midwest—amidst the wettest 12 months ever since recording began 124 years ago—is an illustrative example of how not to do disaster coverage. Recalling the Great... Read more |
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Views Friday, June 07, 2019 WSJ Says CIA Chief Wouldn't Do Anything 'Inappropriate'—Despite Record of Torture and Coverup A Wall Street Journal report ( 5/25/19 ) by Warren Strobel whitewashed CIA Director Gina Haspel’s career and put a positive spin on the CIA’s insulation from public accountability with its turn towards its greatest opacity “in decades.” While one might expect CIA officials to support greater... Read more |
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Views Saturday, May 18, 2019 For Corporate Media, Space Belongs to Washington Another day, another opportunity for our perpetually “behind” and “vulnerable” military/industrial/media complex to assert the need for yet another military upgrade–this time in outer space! The Wall Street Journal ( 5/10/19 ) published an excerpt from an upcoming book by CNN ’s chief national... Read more |
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Views Friday, April 19, 2019 Outlets Denounced as ‘Enemies of People’ Still Promote Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Narratives If you keep up with all the various xenophobic “crises” and “threats” propagated by corporate media—depicting the United States as an overwhelmed nation, besieged by teeming swarms of scheming foreigners intent on stealing jobs and seizing scarce public benefits from across the southern border—you’... Read more |
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Views Wednesday, March 13, 2019 ‘What Is Terrorism?’ NYT Asks—but Offers No Answers “What is terrorism, and who is a terrorist?” the New York Times ( 3/7/19 ) asked in a recent report on the hindering of peace negotiations between the United States government and the Taliban in Afghanistan—without suggesting any possible answers to these questions. When the headline of a story... Read more |