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In May, 2015, Sagar Shejwal, a young, male nursing student in the west Indian state of Maharashtra, was murdered by a group of men who’d overheard his ringtone... By Liesl Schwabe.

I’m sure it doesn’t. But why did it take their bylines off its home page? By Jack Shafer.

The U.S. is losing something as the publication disintegrates—a magazine with guts and heart.

Three were fired, and two others left in limbo, in a purge that targeted employees involved in coverage of Newsweek Media Group’s financial and legal troubles. By Maggie Astor.

Meredith Corporation, the publisher of Family Circle and Better Homes and Gardens, clinches a deal in an cash transaction valued at nearly $3 billion. By Sydney Ember and Andrew Ross Sorkin.

In other words, we'll be left with officially generated and sanctioned fake news and "approved" dissent. By Charles Hugh Smith.

It’s Wonkette. By Alex Nichols.

DNAinfo and Gothamist weren’t shuttered because of money. They were shut down because they unionized. By Hamilton Nolan.

A cache of documents obtained by BuzzFeed News reveals the truth about Steve Bannon’s alt-right “killing machine.” By Joseph Bernstein.

Hugh Hefner, gone to his reward at the age of 91, was a pornographer and chauvinist who got rich on masturbation, consumerism and the exploitation of women, aged into a leering grotesque in a captain’s hat, and died a pack rat in a decaying manse where porn blared during his pathetic orgies. By Ross Douthat.

When Galaxy appeared in October 1950, it promised a kind of science-fiction different from the space operas of previous decades… By Ted Mills.

It has been amusing watching the New York Times and its fellow mainstream media cohort express their dismay over the rise and spread of “fake news…” By Edward S. Herman.

Mary Katherine Goddard printed one of the most famous copies of our founding document. To do it, she had to face down the Twitter trolls of 1776. By Petula Dvorak.

The New York Times announced earlier this month that it was “restructuring” its copy desk, which is corporate-speak for laying off lots of copy editors, turning more than 100 jobs into about 50. Today, fellow Times reporters protested. As they should. By Diana Moskovitch.

The Washington Post has been one of the two main establishment papers in the U.S. for a while. But it’s gotten ridiculously pro-intelligence community in the last couple of years...

It wasn't too long ago that the Reagan Right attacked Mother Jones for spreading “Kremlin disinformation” and subverting America. By Mark Ames.

Is it fair to trash The Economist? You bet it is. By Nathan J. Robinson.