In the first episode of season two of LTNS, Michael Kohler (virtually) sits down with Eve Levenson, the policy and governmental affairs manager at March for Our Lives, to discuss what happens when public health crises intersect and how the organization is continuing to advocate
With media coverage now almost exclusively devoted to the coronavirus pandemic, countless stories may be left out of the media spotlight. Some stories, such as immigration or gun violence prevention, may not be getting as much attention, but may nevertheless have unique intersections with the
Four journalists and one sales assistant at the Annapolis-based Capital Gazette were shot dead while working in their office on Thursday while two sustained serious injuries. The gunman, 38-year-old Jarrod Ramos, reportedly targeted the newspaper to retaliate after losing a years-long defamation case he brought
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MediaFile went on the ground and talked to the voices that mattered most: those who marched
“The youth is saturated. This movement is saturated. It can’t take anymore. It’s bound for a release and it will drip. We have had enough.”
The effects of the Columbine and Parkland shootings have striking parallels, and important differences
The media had a wild week, and it was a pretty mixed bag
AHS aired an edited opening in the wake of the Las Vegas shooting – but was that the right call?