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The Houston Chronicle used to be a newspaper. It has turned into nothing more than a propaganda sheet for the democratic party. We no longer can even read front page “news” stories that are not editorials. Some of the biggest stories that affect our very democracy are not even covered: The Russian collusion investigation findings. The Oval Office directing the FBI to spy on the incoming administration. Biden’s quid pro quo with Ukraine. Weaponizing the IRS against conservative organizations. The shutdown of coverage of the findings from the Hunter Biden laptop. The very real instances of fraudulent and unlawful conduct in our last election. The snap impeachment, conducted without even a single witness being called. I have found no mention of John Sullivan since the riot. No condemnation of the shutdown of speech on social media platforms. The Chronicle is complicit in all of these abuses of our democracy. You are only complicit now; you should realize that it’s only a matter of time until your “news” coverage will be dictated to you. A free and fair press is the guardian of democracy. Your job is to hold the politicians in check, and report abuses. Do. Your. Job.

The Chronicle has a nasty habit of writing a story, then showing that story for three or four days. The Sports section reports on the local pro teams and ignores the rest of the pro teams. The same goes for college sports Finally, the Chronicle sticks OpEd articles in the news sections far too frequently. Chris Tomlinson, for example does not report news; he reports his opinion. What the Chronicle is good at is reporting killings and car wrecks. Some days, I think I live in Chicago or Baltimore after reading the Chronicle. Suggestion: have every reporter read the. Wall Street Journal daily to get exposure to what real news looks like. It’s hard to discuss a Chronicle article with friends because they all have cancelled the paper. I may be next.

The app is glitchy, takes too long to load articles, does not hold the position in an article if you switch off the app before completing reading (instead taking you back to the top), and occasionally takes you off an article altogether. Additionally, articles that appear on the front page are not always available under their applicable sections (this particularly clearly happens with business and sports articles), and the search feature is not very functional. Please use the WSJ app and model any updates on that functionality.