New York Times

The State of the Union is typically an eye-opening exhibit of how dramatically slanted our "independent fact-checkers" are. An overview of the most prominent traditional national media sites reveals a total of 110 "fact checks" on the president to four for Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D-Va.). One might say that Trump spoke much longer, but all four of Spanberger's evaluated claims were ruled as…

Google News promoted only left-leaning outlets’ coverage of President Trump’s State of the Union, according to an MRC review. Eight of nine featured articles were from liberal sources, with none from right-leaning media. The selection highlighted negative or critical takes on Trump, raising concerns over bias and lack of ideological diversity in Google’s news curation.

New York Times reporter Kellen Browning is a superfan of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) – in April 2025 he celebrated the “monster crowds” the younger leftist generated on her “Fighting Oligarchy” with older leftist Sen. Bernie Sanders. After an embarrassing performance at the Munich Security Conference in which she blanked out, made factual gaffes, and otherwise demonstrated…

The New York Times spewed outrage when President Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency eliminated the dubious Obama-era Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding, which “served as a prerequisite for regulating emissions from new motor vehicles and new motor vehicle engines.”

The Big Four News Apps just revealed a new low of depravity, ignoring a significant win that could encourage victims across the nation to seek justice. Despite a young woman winning a multi-million dollar judgment against her psychologist and her surgeon in a potential landmark transgender surgery case, the digital gatekeepers shamelessly buried her story. 

Trump Administration officials are contemptible in the eyes of the New York Times Berlin bureau chief Jim Tankersley. For two years running, he has dumped on the speeches of the American representatives at the annual Munich Security Conference -- first J.D. Vance, and now Marco Rubio. The Times isn't a fan of Western civilization.

The New York Times is forever looking down its snobby nose at uncredentialed conservative journalists exposing inconvenient stories they don’t want to touch, like the Somali fraud ring in Minnesota. That's not investigative journalism! It's "mindless," it's "slopulism."

A 3,000-word “news analysis” by New York Times chief White House correspondent Peter Baker on Trump’s supposed cult of personality was headlined cheekily: “A Superman, Jedi and Pope -- Trump’s Relentless Bid to Mythologize Himself.” The online version was more insulting: “Trump’s Relentless Self-Promotion Fosters an American Cult of Personality-- President Trump has engaged in a spree…

The New York Times just can’t seem to get a grip on the fact that its fearmongering that economic catastrophe was nigh due to the Trump tariffs over the past year never materialized.

Late Wednesday, New York Times media reporter Benjamin Mullin shared that CBS Evening News producer Alicia Hastey had not only taken one of the offered buyouts to employees of the flagship newscast who weren’t onboard with editor-in-chief Bari Weiss’s vision, but that she penned a tirade about dismay over the network’s “heartbreaking” “ideological” changes and what she…

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…