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In its Sunday edition, The New York Times published an article that attempts to poke fun at the frustrations of motherhood, but it comes off as just bitter, inexperienced, and…

Nobody—not even the editorial board of The New York Times—is free from the moral responsibility to do a little research before commenting on a matter of public import. If you…

…press conference to respond to The New York Times’ explosive report. As other reporters asked more questions related to the New York Times story, he went on to deride the…

The New York Times debuted a three-part series on Fox News’ Tucker Carlson over the weekend, complete with an interactive graphic, all to make the same claim repeated by the…

…other undermines the entire point of The New York Times story. But rather than admit that The New York Times was incorrect, and their reporters aren’t good at listening to…

Nikole Hannah-Jones won a Pulitzer Prize on Monday for an essay the New York Times corrected substantially after an array of respected academics disputed its grasp on history. That means…

…Columbia University and the management of the New York Times largely for the benefit of the New York Times and a limited number of favored publications and personalities. Any citizen…

Following the very public July 14th resignation of New York Times opinion editor Bari Weiss, the Zionist Organization of America (ZOA) revealed the creation of a new hotline, “for journalists…

…said. This isn’t the first attempt by The New York Times to spuriously slime Kavanaugh and his classmates for their high school friendships. As The Federalist previously noted, a Times…

…absolutely belies the notion that the Times is doing anything even remotely like giving a fair hearing to all sides. If the New York Times wants to become the journal…

…The New York Times is naming Mr. D’Andrea because his identity was previously published in news reports, and he is leading an important new administration initiative against Iran. The bolded…

At any given time on The New York Times’ website, a quick search for “gender” will yield an array of articles on the ins and outs of sex personified and…

…bars, bakeries, micro opera houses, and chop shops that comprised the beating heart of working class New York City, Vanishing New York is designed to make the reader rage against…

…the round-the-clock news cycle. Where 1980s campaigns had aimed for the good photo-op and soundbite for the evening news, 1990s-2000s campaigns aimed to control the round-the-clock news cycle. If you…

…it is simply time to accept that the New York Times is a progressive newspaper, not that there’s anything wrong with that. In fact, the entire concept of objective news…

Polyamory recently received two glowing write-ups in one of the world’s most influential newspapers: The New York Times. Two, eight days apart. Few can purchase the kind of puff. Polyamory…

…media from shining a critical light on institutional racism. More specifically, the “Sullivan” in New York Times Co. v. Sullivan was a Montgomery, Alabama public official suing The New York…

…anonymous source reported this allegation to the Post. The news was spread far and wide: the New York Daily News, the Huffington Post, U.S. News and World Report, ABC News,…

…they are chosen, that is why they are few, and that is why they are the best. Does the New York Times really think this is like the movies? That…

Under the guise of reporting the findings of their supposed month-long review of John Durham’s investigation, The New York Times’ top three Russia-collusion hoaxers, Charlie Savage, Adam Goldman, and Katie…

…York Times readers should get ready to sue those two for lying about the details of the lawsuit. As gleefully told by CNN and the Times, new legal documents prove…

…even had huge levels of news consumption, of voter participation,” Enjeti said, criticizing the “fetishization of so-called objectivity journalism.” “Places like the New York Times and the Washington Post and…

When The New York Times changed its front-page headline on the president’s Tuesday address from “Trump Urges Unity vs. Racism” to “Assailing Hate but Not Guns,” the paper made an…

…Narratives Over Facts The New York Times‘ former media correspondent Michael Cieply wrote in Deadline Hollywood last month about how his former newspaper pushed narratives, in contrast to how he’d…

Has anyone else observed a striking pattern in the New York Times recently? They’ve hosted a series of fond, nostalgic recollections about the good old days of twentieth-century Communism—the optimism,…

The New York Times falsely labeled a conservative reporter as a rioter in the mob at the Capitol on Wednesday. On Sunday, the Times published an article with a photo…

…candidates and their parties to dig up dirt on their opponents, but sometimes you don’t need those as much, for example: when you have The New York Times on your…

The New York Times apologized on Thursday for publishing an op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., that fell wildly outside the boundaries of reasonable political thought, insomuch as those boundaries…

When the New York Times ran an op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) that argued President Trump should “send in the troops” to quell riots, dozens of Times employees tweeted,…

…Trump’s alleged ties to Moscow. Recipients of the TDIP reports include staffers at the New York Times and Washington Post and investigative reporters at BuzzFeed, ProPublica and McClatchy, as well…

…agent involved in the case complained to New York colleagues that officials in Washington tried to “bury” the new trove of evidence, which he believed contained the full archive of…

…the virus. Having reluctantly given up the position that everywhere will be like New York City, Stephen’s critics found two central new arguments to make. The first is that New…

…to ABC News. His typical news sources are the Daily News, The New York Times, and Google. That juror reportedly said he finds it “really interesting” that when Trump “walks…

…professor Alan Dershowitz, who described himself as a formerly strong supporter of The New York Times who does not understand how this could have happened: “The New York Times has…

…Times refused to attend an EPA briefing on new bus standards to improve air quality. “Working with the New York Times you knew they were going to do ‘gotcha journalism’…

We used to think of interracial marriage as a sign of social progress. Now, thanks to The New York Times, we know it’s just another sinister tool of white supremacy….