New York Times

The New York Times is whining that Big Tech won’t be focused on eliminating “election misinformation” during the 2022 midterms.

CNN senior writer Brian Lowry, and by extension CNN media reporter Brian Stelter mocked right-of-center New York Times columnist Ross Douthat for daring to write about two new movies in his latest column, even though he’s been a movie critic for National Review for years. Stelter’s June 19 newsletter included a snotty take from Lowry that suggested Douthat …

In “New Brand of Activist Takes Aim at Ukraine War and Climate Crisis, Together,” New York Times’ international correspondent Jeffrey Gettleman allowed undereducated youth to spout socialist nonsense, while cheering them as they confronted world leaders face to face, acts that would be condemned if performed by right-wing activists: "While perhaps not as famous as Greta Thunberg, they…

The New York Times tried to inject a silver lining into the fertilizer shortage gripping American farmers by telling them to use their own urine as fertilizer to help foster a so-called green transition.

“Gun Sellers Stoke Fears to Boost Weapon Sales” is an alarmist 2,800-word investigation that led Sunday’s New York Times. It started with a little light mindreading about Kyle Rittenhouse. But the worst offense against fairness was the breathless portrayal of the fact gun companies commit marketing, like every other business sector: "Whatever the source of Americans’ sense of…

The New York Times celebrated partisan Democratic congressman Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi  under the laudatory headline “‘He Took Jan. 6 Personally.’” Thompson is chairing the prime-time committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. The online headline deck under the Saturday edition story, from Atlanta-based correspondent Richard Fausset and congressional…

This week, it's the woke New York Times vs. the woke Washington Post as the two papers gossip about each other and the internal fights in each outlet. 

From isolating from your cat, to masking for monkeypox, to insisting parents are “eager” to vaccinate their kids, the New York Times remains Covid-crazy, over two years into the pandemic. Science reporter Emily Anthes suggested you isolate from your pets when you're sick, based on the tale a veterinarian who “probably got Covid-19” from a cat. Anthes’ take is sufficiently…

A New York Times editorial board member lost his marbles over companies reportedly donating to GOP candidates who challenged the 2020 election results.

Two weeks after the smashing electoral recall of San Francisco district attorney Chesa Boudin, New York Times reporter Shaila Dewan, who covers criminal justice issues, defended the political sustainability of the far-left vision of criminal justice “reform” -- no cash bail, no jail time, and selective enforcement of crime: “Liberal D.A.s Draw Lessons From San Francisco…

The New York Times’ hostility toward Florida’s Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, a potential presidential candidate in 2024, was on sorry display in a news story over the second attempt by the left to (literally) cancel a DeSantis speech at a Jewish conference in New York City. Liam Stack, religion correspondent for the Metro desk, sided with the censors in tone: “DeSantis Event…

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough claims that people who criticize the mainstream media  "hate democracy and press freedoms" and want Donald Trumpto be a "dictator."

A former Federal Reserve chairman who dismissed concerns about the 2000s housing bubble attempted to squash fears of a 1970s-style inflation crisis under President Joe Biden.

New York Times columnist Ross Douthat took a polite shot at the mainstream liberal press, including his own paper, in Sunday’s “Why the Memory of Jan. 6 Can’t Prevent a Trump Resurgence.” One major reason: The mainstream liberal press. Douthat argued that the liberal establishment (including its press handmaidens) unwittingly reinforce the idea that Trump isn’t a “uniquely malign…