Tributes paid to ‘inspiring’ University of Cambridge scientist who died in Spanish train crash

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Another 125-year-old newspaper, left to slowly bleed out by Postmedia until nothing was left. Postmedia isn't a journalism company, it's an American hedge fund-owned strip miner that buys century-old community newspapers to strip them for parts.

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And perhaps above all denying that any of this is happening, and insisting upon your apolitical bonafides is, you guessed it, a political act.

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information in a story is a political act. The social media packaging is a political act. Journalism is a political act and always has been. Far too often it is a right wing political act but it doesn't have to be. It is biased to begin with you can also very easily choose a leftwing bias.

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Choosing what to cover and what not to cover are political acts. Deciding when to publish a story and how frequently to cover it and how it is framed as significant or not is a political act. The headline and photo choice and sources you speak to, or do not, are political acts. The arrangement of

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