About the projectIn These Timesis an independent publication specializing in investigative journalism and political analysis. The project positions itself as a source of materials ...
In These Timesis an independent publication specializing in investigative journalism and political analysis. The project positions itself as a source of materials that critically highlight corporate abuses and the actions of the US government. Their work is based on in-depth analysis of national and world events, as well as cultural criticism, which, in the opinion of the editors, has real significance for society.
The publication is closely associated with the Institute for Public Affairs, which serves as its organizational basis. It's not just a news aggregator, but a platform for long-form articles where writers explore systemic issues, from inequality to environmental crises.
The site's rubricator is clearly structured around several key topics reflecting current social and political agendas:
The site is characterized by high content density and the absence of water. The texts are aimed at readers interested in progressive politics and social movements.We focus on local stories that have global resonance, from Portland's CEO pay laws to Chicago's housing strikes.
An important feature is multimedia. In addition to traditional articles, the project is actively developing podcasts and visual formats. The Comics section is not secondary - it is integrated into the general flow of news and serves as a tool for criticizing power through satire and graphic narratives.
The publication also relies on international solidarity. The stories often link U.S. domestic issues (such as the crackdown on protesters) with global conflicts, such as the war in Gaza or the situation in Lebanon.
The project is managed by the Institute for Public Affairs. For legal and financial matters, the taxpayer identification number (EIN) is 94-2889692. The site operates on a subscription and donation model, which emphasizes its independence from corporate funding.
The publication's mission is to conduct investigative journalism, expose corporate and government abuses, and provide cultural criticism that influences public opinion and the political agenda.
Comics here are not just entertainment, but a form of political satire and social criticism. Editor Matt Bors curates collections where artists like Bianca Xunise and Jen Sorensen tackle hot-button issues, from immigration enforcement to the impact of artificial intelligence.
The topic of Palestine is central to the current agenda of the site. It features views from Democratic leaders, interviews with activists, examines the impact of the war on the US left, and examines the issue of solidarity between black and Palestinian communities.
The Labor column includes such well-known authors as Sarah Jaffe, Kim Kelly and Luis Feliz Leon. They write about union riots, the fight for fair wages, and the specific stories of organizers like Antonio Rosario or Catherine Passley.
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