The fact that there are powerful anti war voices in alternative media such as Antiwar.com and The American Conservative but few in mainstream media emphasizes significant dynamics in American politics and media. The mainstream media, which is primarily owned by a small number of corporate groups, frequently supports establishment opinions that call for military interventions. Economic considerations, such as advertising revenue and access to official sources, have an impact on this alignment. These factors influence the editorial choices and give priority to stories that defend military operations on the basis of humanitarianism or national security. Conversely, alternative media outlets give those with views that are critical of US foreign policy a voice. Websites such as The American Conservative and Antiwar.com provide unbiased viewpoints that examine the financial and human costs of war, cast doubt on the effectiveness of military solutions, and support peaceful responses to intern...