More than 300 media outlets across the country published coordinated editorials Thursday morning condemning President Donald Trump for his consistent attacks on the news media.
A front-page New York Times story detailed Tuesday how the white supremacist and alt-right movements that many warned were on the rise now appear to be fractured and on the decline. The most obvious indication of the far-right’s slide back into irrelevance came Sunday when barely twenty people showed up to the much-hyped “Unite the Right” rally …
An American-Israeli historian criticized New York Times reporter Max Fisher last week for recycling a “myth” that Israel’s founding prime minister David Ben-Gurion fretted the Jewish state’s occupation of territories won in the 1967 war would undermine its democratic principles.
The New York Times and Washington Post’s coverage of last month’s jobs report centered it falling below expectations, while the newspapers framed a similar jobs number more positively in October 2016 after it didn’t meet expectations.
If you’re a politician, someone complimenting you and also giving you a chance to claim aggrieved status is a coup indeed. And sometimes, female politicians tell reporters about people who just miraculously told them they’re terrific but aren’t sure about them because they’re … WOMEN. No proof of this, but pinkie swear!
The New York Times issued a major correction Thursday after it completely reversed Sen. Tom Cotton’s (R., Ark.) position toward easing sanctions on the Chinese telecommunications company ZTE.
The New York Times issued a statement of support for its newly hired editorial board member who had sent numerous past tweets attacking white people, saying Thursday she was merely “imitating the rhetoric of her harassers” and regretted her actions.
Nov. 5, 2024 The result was never in doubt, but patriotic Americans were nonetheless relieved and elated when U.S. Journalist General Sean Hannity officially announced Donald J. Trump had won an historic third term as president, easily defeating Democratic nominee Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and her running mate, figure skater Adam Rippon. Citizens flocked to recently erected …
A lengthy New York Times Magazine profile of George Soros fails to mention in any of its nearly 10,000 words that the liberal billionaire invested $3 million in the New York Times earlier this year.
Glancing at the New York Times and CNN websites yesterday, you may have learned that the Internal Revenue Service changed a rule in a way that would benefit big conservative corporations. “NRA and some other nonprofits will no longer need to identify their donors to the IRS,” reported CNN for example. You only have to …
