More broadcasters will now need to disclose the names of groups funding ads on their airwaves. But dark money groups can still keep their donors hidden.

The tragedy tells us a lot about America in 2016. Here are some key points.

Media outlets cannot resist lumping together Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, convinced that right-wing and progressive populism walk the same path.

It’s no coincidence that Trump, the candidate least in need of money or media attention, has been the biggest critic of America's wars.

These 20 stories and op-eds drew attention to critical but underreported issues, rebutted persistent myths, lifted up policy solutions and even served as a catalyst for change.

What did the mainstream media ignore this year? Reporters, editors and bloggers highlight stories that didn't get nearly enough attention.

What did the mainstream media ignore this year? Reporters, editors and bloggers highlight stories that didn't get nearly enough attention.

The tragicomic story of Wall Street outliers who bet on the 2008 financial collapse as thousands lost their livelihoods.

Political campaigns, as well as anonymous (and not so anonymous) millionaires and billionaires, are spending more and more on ads to influence the presidential election — and network heads are cheering them on.

Journalists aren't the ones we should blame for America’s dysfunctional politics, but it needs to be said that they are active participants in how we got here.