Judgment day looms for Rupert Murdoch, Piers Morgan and UK press

LONDON — Media mogul Rupert Murdoch, CNN anchor Piers Morgan and the entire British newspaper industry are braced for their Continue reading →

Facebook rules set to change, again (VIDEO)

The Cycle hosts talk about the newest proposed changes to Facebook and why, even though the fake copyright statuses were Continue reading →

California could serve as a model for election reform

The lessons of the 2012 election are still being learned, but here’s one we already know: We need to do Continue reading →

Author Thomas Ricks: Fox News “Was Operating as a Wing of the Republican Party”

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Thomas Ricks is drawing attention for his criticism of Fox News over its coverage of the Continue reading →

Florida Republicans Admit Voter Suppression Was The Goal Of New Election Laws

Floridians endured election chaos and marathon voting lines this year, largely thanks to reduced early voting hours, voter purges, and Continue reading →

Maine calls for Constitutional Amendment to reverse Citizens United

The U.S. Supreme Court has spoken, but hasn’t had the last word. One striking result Nov. 6 was the implicit Continue reading →

Media optimism for avoiding the Fiscal Cliff is just a lot of hot air

With few exceptions, the national news media is repeating variations of a common meme.  President Obama and Democrats won the Continue reading →

Republicans face unexpected challenges in coastal South amid shrinking white vote

OXFORD, Miss. — Late on election night, a small melee erupted at the University of Mississippi here when a group Continue reading →