
u/johnabbe

Since you asked: What does early release look like in states that eliminated discretionary parole?
prisonpolicy.orgCaritas Jerusalem: Gaza’s water crisis has reached a critical point
caritas.orgNative American tribes came together to secure their rights to Colorado River water. 4 states are stalling the deal
kjzz.orgAnalyze This: A rocket reentry spiked metal levels in the atmosphere
snexplores.orgInfowars relaunch July 2: Onion CEO outlines plan amid court fight
statesman.comHow Government Fines of $1 Million+ Are Increasingly Targeting Immigrants
themarshallproject.org'Afraid To Talk': Iranians Say Climate Of Fear Worse Now Than Before The War
rferl.orgGot any press freedom / journalism forum recommendations?
I know about r/journalism of course, and this sub here on Reddit. What are some other forums out there these days that people are appreciating for resources, big journalism/media news, and conversation about press freedom, and all things journalism in general?
Rooted Futures | Career Explorer | "…to help Indigenous high schoolers explore careers related to nature conservation. ...you have the power to make a meaningful impact on the land, water, and communities you care about."
rootedfutures.nwifc.orgA few more indie web sources
https://ooh.directory/ - directory of almost 2,500 indie blogs
Add "LibGuides" to any web search - quality varies, but they often point to independent sources
MetaFilter is a very large group blog that's been around for over 20 years, now: https://www.metafilter.com/
Nonprofit news sources (about 500, mainly USA): https://findyournews.org/
A collective link blog: https://flipso.com/ (with a 'Stumble' feature, if you remember StumbleUpon)
Thirteen worker-owned new outlets: https://lithub.com/fed-up-with-big-legacy-news-here-are-13-independent-worker-owned-outlets-to-support/
Mastodon (and the Fediverse in general) - Pick a server (like choosing who to get an email address with) / They're all usable by web, or you can get an app.
Wikipedia — Often links to indie sources if they are journalistic, academic, or otherwise considered reliable. Side note - maybe support their union, since the Wikimedia Foundation has taken a dark turn.