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Serious News: In Low Supply From Corporate-Owned Mainstream Media

By Ralph Nader —

When one of America’s leading newspapers decides to lighten up or stupefy its content at a time of grave developments and degradations in our society—local, regional, national and international—“We the People” need to be part of the conversation.