Clay Waters monitors bias on PBS and the New York Times. Clay has been affiliated with MRC since an internship in 1993, except for a three-year break serving as opinion editor for Bridge News. His culture reviews have appeared in National Review Online, Human Events, The Federalist, The American Spectator, and the New York Post. His collection of previously published poems, Animals I Have Known, is available here.
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PBS Labeling of 'Extreme Right' GOP Congress Continues Into 2025
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PBS Lauds Carter for Israel Apartheid Smear, Skips Extremism Tolerance
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NYT Hints Reagan Beat Carter With Racism, Softens Carter's Own Appeals
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NY Times Gushes Over 'Great Peacemaker' Carter, Victim of Circumstance
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NY Times Cries Sexism: ‘Will US Ever Be Ready for a Female President?'
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PBS Embraces Biden's Controversial Clemency for Death Row Inmates
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PBS: 'Queering Your Classroom' With the 'LGBTQ+ Identity Toolkit'
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PBS's Washington Week Won't Own Up to Previous Praise of Biden Acuity
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PBS Oozes Over Paul Krugman: He Sees 'Resurrection' of Biden's Image
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PBS: Amanpour Laments Media ‘Kiss-the-Ring Progression to Mar-a-Lago’
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PBS, NYT Fears ABC’s Trump Settlement Is ‘A Really Chilling Message'
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NYT Heads Into Battle Vs Trump With Radical 'Youth Climate Activists'
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PBS 'Expert' Rips Hegseth Cross Tattoo, Compares Him to Mass Shooters
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PBS Warns of Rising Misogyny Under Trump Based on 24-Hour Lefty Study
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NYT's Penny Smear: 'Jury Acquits Man Who Was Choking Rider On Subway'
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PBS Blames X After CEO's Murder, Not Left-Wing Ghouls on Bluesky
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PBS Plays Up 'Politicized' Penny Case, Some See 'Reckless Vigilante'
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PBS Anchor Goes MSNBC on Border Separation: ‘State-Created Orphans'
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PBS's Transgender Teen Blackmail: 'Many of Us Will Not Make It to 18'
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PBS News Hour: 27 Times More Likely to Tag 'Far Right,' Not 'Far Left'