Top 25 censored stories and media analysis from 2013-14 -- Ocean acidification increasing at unprecedented rate -- Top ten US aid recipients all practice torture -- WikiLeaks revelations on Trans-Pacific partnership ignored by corporate media -- Corporate internet providers threaten net neutrality -- Bankers back on wall street despite major crimes -- The deep state: government "without reference to the consent of the governed" -- FBI dismisses murder plot against occupy leaders as NSA and big business crack down on dissent -- Corporate news ignores connections between extreme weather and global warming -- US media hypocrisy in covering Ukraine crisis -- World health organization suppreses report on Iraqi cancers and birth defects -- Wealthy donors and corporations set think tanks' agendas -- Pentagon awash in money despite serious audit problems -- Lawsuit challenges nuclear power industry immunity from liability in nuclear accidents -- Accumulating evidence of ongoing wireless technology health hazards -- Reporting miscarriages, criminalizing pregnant women's bodies -- The beef industry's "feedlot feedback loop" -- 2016 will find Gaza out of drinking water -- National database of police killings aims for accountability -- Agribusiness giants attempt to silence and discredit scientists whose research reveals Herbicides' health threats -- Estonia a global example of e-government, digital freedom, privacy, and security -- Questioning the charter school hype -- Corporate news media understate rape, sexual violence -- Number of US prison inmates serving life sentences hits new record -- Restorative justice turns violent school around -- "Chaptered out": US military seeks to balance budget on backs of disabled veterans -- Deja vu: what happened to previous censored stories? -- Mea culpa, mi amore: sorry for all the junk food news and news abuse...now here's some more -- Media democracy in action: inspring we the people -- Service learning: The SUNY-Buffalo State and project censored partnership -- Rewriting apartheid: news media whitewashing of South Africa and the legacy of Nelson Mandela -- "We can live without gold, but we can't live without water": contesting big mining in the Americas -- Law enforcement-related deaths in the US: "justified homicides" and their impacts on victims' families -- It is easier to imagine the zombie apocalypse than to imagine the end of capitalism -- Play it again, (Uncle) Sam: a brief history of US imperialism, propaganda, and the news