New York Times

Emily Bazelon, staff writer for the New York Times Sunday magazine, earned its newest cover story – an 8,000-word jeremiad against free speech. The cover itself was ironic and oh-so-clever: “Free Speech Will Save Our Democracy,” with an online-style warning label overlaid that suggests such thinking is naive: “Disputed by Third-Party Fact Checkers.” Bazelon’s screed is more relevant…

MSNBC’s The ReidOut kept up its hateful view on Tuesday of those that don’t side with host Joy Reid and her panel of shameless liberal partisans, insisting that Republicans not in the vein of Michael Steele and the Lincoln Project are “cowardly.” But the worst take came from New York Times editorial board member Mara Gay falsely claiming The Times is “actually not…

The New York Times continues its cowardly tradition of refusing to accurately label incidents of Islamic terrorism. The lead International section story by Adam Nossiter, on an Islamic terrorist decapitating a school teacher for showing an image of the Prophet Muhammad to his class, featured this anodyne headline: “Man Kills Teacher In Paris Suburb, Decapitating Him.” The subhead was…

Thou shalt not mock the left, certainly not with an election looming. In Saturday’s New York Times, tech reporter Kevin Roose talked with Times reporter Emma Goldberg about her humor-impaired article regarding The Babylon Bee’s brand of satire, which is controversial among the left and the media because it mocks political figures and ideas other than Donald Trump. …

The New York Times stoked Democratic fears of Trump-inspired political violence in Friday’s “Fears of Political Violence Rise as Trump’s Language Heats Up.” The paper shamelessly linked President Trump to acts of “right-wing” violence all over the country: "The arrest of more than a dozen right-wing extremists who are accused of targeting the governors of Michigan and Virginia is only…

The New York Times keeps lying about the Trump Administration banning “diversity training.” In September the paper conflated “racial sensitivity” training with the far more sinister concept of “critical race theory,” which until the Trump administration banned it by executive order, was being used in mandatory indoctrination in federal agencies. 

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As Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court moves briskly forward, the New York Times which has already demonstrated stark labeling bias when discussing Barrett’s supporters and her opponents conservatives-to-liberal labeling disparity in previous stories, led off its Wednesday issue with petulance. The subhead of one lead story, from Supreme Court beat reporter Adam Liptak…

It’s not everyday The New York Times undercuts its own Trump-Russia saga by admitting that there’s no evidence President Donald Trump owes money to Russia. In a shocking story headlined “No, There Isn’t Evidence That Trump Owes Money to Russia,” Times Business Investigations Editor David Enrich wrote: “Lately, liberals and other social media accounts have been spreading…

Morning Joe warns Democrats not to get "complacent."  Pointing to a Thomas Edsall column in the New York Times, Joe Scarborough says there are signs of hidden Trump strength, particularly in terms of a Republican advantage in recent registrations in battleground states.  Scarborough claims he was criticized in 2016 by the "arrogant" MSM for saying Trump could win. In fact, three months before…

A half-century after Republican presidential candidate Barry Goldwater was slimed by psychiatrists as dangerous and unstable, now national security reporters for the New York Times are pitching in. It’s once again acceptable to “worry” that Republican presidential candidates loopy on drugs may have dangerous access to nuclear authority. Reporters David Sanger and William Broad stirred…

New York Times economist Paul Krugman is at it again. He’s promoting a conspiracy theory that libertarian billionaire Charles Koch wants U.S. Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett to — wait for it — destroy the planet. Sounds like Krugman may have been watching too much Star Wars.

Well if you can’t really attack Amy Coney Barrett’s character both as a woman at the pinnacle of career success and a mother to seven children, have a go at her Catholic faith.

New York Times climate and energy reporter Hiroko Tabuchi linked the oil and gas industry (which she covers) to white supremacy in a since-deleted tweet which read: "I’ve been thinking a lot about fossil fuels and white supremacy recently. Almost every single oil executive, lobbyist, spokesperson I’ve dealt with is white and male. It’s difficult not to see a link."

New York Times reporter Emma Goldberg profiled the Christian-oriented satirical website The Babylon Bee on Monday and revealed the liberal media can’t get their brains around the concept of conservative humor. The entire story is couched in humorless suspicion: Nicole Hemmer, a research scholar at Columbia University, sees the appeal of the Bee’s comedic sensibility as in line with…