Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones once penned a polemical letter to her college newspaper denouncing the white race as "barbaric." 
The New York Times continues to shake up its editorial page after the resignation of James Bennet, the opinion editor who angered many of his former colleagues by publishing an op-ed written by a Republican. 
A prominent pseudonymous blogger has shut down his site after a New York Times reporter refused to conceal his identity in a forthcoming piece, putting his livelihood and life in danger. 
The New York Times has hired Charlotte Greensit of the left-wing Intercept to be its opinion section's managing editor and an associate editorial page editor. 
It’s been more than two days now since the New York Times opinion page, policed closely by the paper’s readers and employees for evidence of bigotry, published an op-ed that approvingly cites the black anti-Semitism explained away in a fifty-year-old essay by the writer James Baldwin. 
The New York Times is in disarray as company leadership struggles to confront an insurgency of young staffers demanding the publication abandon all pretense of being anything other than an instrument of progressive political activism.
Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) is back in the New York Times. 
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) showed no mercy Wednesday to the spineless editors of the New York Times, who capitulated to woke employees demanding the paper atone for the sin of publishing an op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.). 
The intramural turmoil at the New York Times has taken a dramatic turn, according to the text of a staff memo being circulated among the newspaper's editorial staff. 
"1619 Project" founder Nikole Hannah-Jones, whose seminal essay was updated to address factual errors, said Sunday that a New York Times-commissioned op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton (R., Ark.) calling for the United States military to quell riots did not undergo appropriate fact-checking. 