Vox editor and cofounder Matthew Yglesias is drawing public backlash from colleagues after signing an open letter endorsing free speech and pushing back against the "stifling atmosphere" in some corners of the media. 
Vox has published an explainer on "What The Police Really Believe." It purports to take the reader "inside the distinctive, largely unknown ideology of American policing—and how it justifies racist violence" and paint a "deeply disturbing picture of the internal culture of policing."
The New York Times published a flurry of articles in June celebrating pride month with a particular focus on transgender women of color. Some of the reporting, however, suggested that history and facts don't really matter when it comes to atoning for the "erasure" of marginalized groups.
CNN host Don Lemon on Monday night lectured actor Terry Crews that the Black Lives Matter movement was solely concerned with police reform and criminal justice, but the group's leaders have repeatedly called for radical social upheaval. 
Mount Rushmore has come under fire from liberals in recent weeks for its depiction of presidents who were slaveholders, but before President Donald Trump gave a speech there, it was revered by figures on the left. 
The political and media professionals who populate our nation's capital don't like it when normal people use words like "swamp" and "incestuous" to describe their hometown and the lucrative industries that dominate it. It's horribly unfair to all the hardworking liberal elites who risk it all every day to shout questions at the president and draft legislation to expand tax credits for solar panels.
The New York Times published an article Wednesday explaining the progressive criticisms of Mount Rushmore, its sculptor, and the "complicated legacy" of the presidents represented on it. 
CNN primetime host Chris Cuomo has a famous and powerful older brother: New York governor Andrew Cuomo (D.). 
Fox News fired anchor Ed Henry on Friday following an independent investigation into a former employee’s allegation of sexual misconduct.
MSNBC is no stranger to controversy. Nevertheless, the decision to mark the end of Pride Month by promoting a former homophobic blogger was unusually transgressive even for the middling left-wing network. 