The Times and the Journal have both admitted to sitting stories, altering stories and burying facts at the behest of the United States Government. And I can on

The Times and the Journal have both admitted to sitting stories, altering stories and burying facts at the behest of the United States Government. And I can only imagine that 'inflammatory' data about corporations who have a relationship with the Journal would be treated in a similar way. In short: if publishing doesn't align with their best interests, they can be relied upon to not publish.