News organizations have always been essential in keeping Americans informed of what their government is doing. In our new Trump 2.0 era, this role will be even more essential. Unfortunately, as you know, news organizations have been struggling over the past decade or so and are in urgent need of our support if they are to continue their essential role in our society!
You can help news organizations by either donating to them or by subscribing to their electronic version. Doing the latter is just like giving them money – they don’t have any additional expenses in taking on one additional subscriber so your subscription fee is almost all profit… plus you get to read their articles and stay well-informed!
- The New York Times
- https://www.nytimes.com/subscription or 1-800-671-4332.
- The Washington Post
- https://subscribe.washingtonpost.com or 1-800-477-4679.
- Propublica
- Propublica publishes their stuff for free and you can check it out at https://www.propublica.org.
- You can donate by clicking on the big red “Donate” button on the upper left of the main page.
- Vox
- Vox also publishes the vast majority of their stuff for free so you can check them out at https://www.vox.com.
- The Guardian
- A left-leaning non-profit British newspaper in print for more than 200 years, The Guardian’s US edition is available for free at https://www.theguardian.com/us.
- You can donate by clicking on the yellow “Support us” button at the top of the main page.
- The Atlantic
- In publication for more than 150 years, The Atlantic has been on the right side of history ever since pushing for the abolition of slavery at the time of its founding.
- Subscribe at https://accounts.theatlantic.com/products/ or by calling 1-855-940-0585.
- Slate
- Located at https://www.slate.com, Slate is a left-leaning online-only current affairs/culture/politics magazine that has been in business since 1996.
- You can read a few articles a month for free and subscriptions can be had at https://slate.com/plus
- The Associated Press
- A non-profit news agency that distributes its works to members which include many major US newspapers and radio/TV stations. You can read a lot of their stuff online at https://apnews.com. Donate by visiting https://apnews.com/donate.