The New York Times incorrectly reported that a college football head coach and outspoken Trump supporter will be the chief diversity and inclusion officer in the Biden administration. 
The New York Times falsely claimed in a Tuesday piece on the death of Sheldon Adelson that the United States's decision to move its Israeli embassy to Jerusalem "led to unrest across the Middle East." 
New York Times teen-culture correspondent Taylor Lorenz has been the subject of numerous media profiles, including more than one in the pages of the New York Times. As it so happens, she also writes them about other people.
We know now that the New York Times's letter to its readers in the wake of President Donald Trump's surprise 2016 victory was a non-apology apology. 
Peter Beinart, a longtime Atlantic writer whom the New York Times recently hired as a opinion contributor, received over six figures from a leading anti-Israel foundation that has funded groups active in the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement. 
The New York Times is being criticized for publishing a lengthy op-ed defending the Chinese government's authoritarian crackdown in Hong Kong. Under the headline, "Hong Kong Is China, Like It or Not," the Times granted valuable journalistic space to Chinese politician Regina Ip to denounce pro-democracy protesters for "stirring up chaos and disaffection toward our motherland," and defending government-led efforts to postpone elections.
A Thursday New York Times op-ed defended the Chinese Communist Party's hostile takeover of Hong Kong. 
Despite employing the world's most tenacious journalist, Jim Acosta, CNN was unable to get the scoop on Donald Trump's tax returns. Instead, the middling cable network has been forced to regurgitate the original reporting published in the New York Times. 
A New York Times tech reporter during a Thursday panel praised the work of progressive activist Tara McGowan, whose Courier Newsroom project has been labeled misleading and fake news by a variety of nonpartisan outlets. 
The New York Times on Tuesday evening hosted a conversation with controversial political activist Tara McGowan, whose political network oversees a web of news sites that nonpartisan experts have labeled fake news. 