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According to emails obtained by the great people at Protect the Public’s Trust (PPT), reporters from The New York Times and Politico worked alongside the Biden-Harris administration’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to try and concoct a record of climate leadership for then-Vice President Kamala Harris’s failed campaign. And, when it was all over, one fretted to their…

Apparently The New York Times has snowflakes for brains as it struggles to find the climate change link in the blistering cold that has gripped the Eastern Seaboard.

Turns out even a broken clock can get it right twice a day. The New York Times just plastered their front-page with an exposé connecting the sadistic Jeffrey Epstein empire with the politically radioactive Clintons.

Monday’s front-page New York Times “news analysis,” “Pretti’s Killing Burst a Dam -- A Victim Who Inspired What Others Had Not,” was a story of the triumph of individual decency over government thuggery – in the distorted view of the Times, anyway. The online headline deck called Alex Pretti’s shooting death after a struggle with Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers a “National Tipping…

Media Research Center president David Bozell joined the Dr. Phil Podcast on Saturday to challenge the overwhelmingly negative and one‑sided coverage of immigration enforcement by the elitist media, including reporting on ICE operations and broader trends in how stories are framed.

An amazingly snobbish piece by New York Times labor reporter Rebecca Davis O’Brien appeared Friday on the front of the Business section: “Recasting Workplace Bias In Trump’s Image.” The online subhead provided the flavor: “Employment Commission Chair Recasts Workplace Discrimination in Trump’s Image -- Andrea Lucas, the chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, has said…

EXCLUSIVE: Two of the most powerful AI chatbots went out of their way to preserve the left’s good Samaritan propaganda following the shooting of 37-year-old Alex Pretti, whom President Donald Trump labeled a violent anti-ICE “agitator.” 

One thing’s for sure: the lefty media can’t handle that President Donald Trump has the ability to shift the news cycle away from their non-stop propagandizing that his Immigration and Customs Enforcement carrying out its duties is supposedly his own personal gestapo.

Journalist Meghan Daum interviewed former New York Times opinion columnist Pamela Paul on the Friday episode of her podcast, “The Unspeakeasy,” the conversation appearing under the provocative rubric “How To Get Fired from the New York Times.” Paul became a New York Times opinion columnist after nearly a decade running the paper’s Book Review. She was fired by Opinion editor…

“When a Coat Becomes a Symbol of Conflict,” by New York Times fashion critic Vanessa Friedman, likened the dress sense of Gregory Bovino, who is in charge of Trump’s Border Patrol operations, to Hitler’s SS.

The New York Times ran an odd front-page story on Wednesday: A profile of 80’s-era NYC “subway vigilante” Bernie Goetz, “The Subway Vigilante We’re Still Talking About,” by business reporter David Segal based on two upcoming books about the infamous case. Two books are being released about the Goetz case, “Five Bullets” by Elliot Williams and “Fear and Fury” by Heather Ann Thompson.…

The New York Times will never admit that it completely botched its crystal ball readings on the so-called impending doom of the Trump economy. Instead, the Old Gray Lady will just keep kicking the can down the road indefinitely in the hopes that it will eventually be right.

Hyper-attuned to liberal sensitivities, Sunday’s New York Times featured race-beat reporter Clyde McGrady’s story “After Renee Good’s Killing, Some Conservatives Scorn Liberal Women.” The online headline: “After Renee Good Killing, Derisive Term for White Women Spreads on the Far Right -- Vocal Trump supporters are demonizing Renee Good, her partner and their allies, with some even…

The bitter ex-New York Times columnist Paul Krugman went to a new level of deranged by using the poorest choice of words to describe his disdain for corporate America’s relationship with President Donald Trump.