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Michael Shear, senior correspondent for the New York Times, made the front page of Sunday’s edition discussing how everyone dislikes Israel for good reason in his “news analysis,” “Today’s Israel: More Secure, More Isolated.” Shear described Israel fighting to win a war it didn’t start in negative terms. "Mr. Netanyahu’s relentless and unapologetic military response to the Oct. 7,…

The Independence Day edition of the PBS News Hour, guest-anchored by John Yang, featured two liberal Supreme Court experts sympathetically discussing Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump appointee whose votes have trended leftward of late, pleasing liberals and disappointing conservatives. The panelists discussed conservative death threats against Barrett without mentioning the left-…

The New York Times is getting slammed from the left for a story reporting that New York Democrat mayoral nominee Zohran Momdani that in 2009, as part of a college application to Columbia, Mamdani checked boxes indicating that he was both “Asian” and “Black or African American.” The story is accurate, but lefties don’t want anything damaging published! One Times editor,…

Over the years, the Media Research Center has caught journalists ridiculing and deriding America. The following is a countdown of the Media’s 21 Worst Anti-American Outbursts (as culled from the MRC’s archives).

Monday's New York Times celebrated "millions" attending New York City's LGBTQ "Pride" parade against what they called the "anti-diversity fervor" of the Trump administration. But reporter Liam Stack seemed to have anti-diversity fervor, since there were no quotes from opponents of the LGBTQ Left. 

Once upon a time, a Catholic serving in high political office was a source first, of controversy, then, eventually, of celebration.

Andrew Schulz is disrupting the Legacy Media in real time. The rogue comic’s work, be it on stage or with his podcasts (“Flagrant,” “Brilliant Idiots”), undermines what biased reporters share.

After gushing over Zohran Mamdani’s win in NYC’s Democratic mayoral primary, Wednesday’s New York Times “On Politics” newsletter wrote about how President Trump’s devastating strike on Iran’s nuclear capability is polling among Americans, under the subhead “A wary public isn’t convinced on Iran strikes." In 2011, they blamed the public for not liking Obama's attack on…

On Wednesday during his press conference on the sidelines of the annual NATO summit, President Trump tag-teamed with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to obliterate the new Deep State leak to CNN’s Natasha Bertrand — who penned the infamous article declaring Hunter Biden’s laptop to be Russian disinformation — that claimed the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) has deemed the weekend U.S. military…

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is apparently the leader of a menacing conspiracy. The New York Times put this on the front page: “Under Trump, Ex-MTV Star Pitches Big Families.” But he used to be a bad boy on MTV, so the headline below was “From a Racy Past to a Key Cabinet Post.” Leftists are creeped out about “natalism,” anyone promoting more births instead of more abortions.…

The rapidly fleeting shelf-life of the half-cocked doomist agitprop from lefty outlets like The New York Times desperate for an anti-Trump banger of a story is comedic gold in its own right. 

The headline deck to the June 16 piece by Jesús Rodríguez for the Washington Post, a profile of the first transgender lawyer to argue before the Supreme Court, heralded the gush to come: “Chase Strangio is trying to help trans people exist in Trump’s America”!

Need more evidence to prove how much influence the Soros empire wields over the media? Then The New York Times’s, er, heart-throbbing excuse for a news item over crown prince Alex’s wedding to corrupt former Hillary Clinton aide and disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner’s ex-wife Huma Abedin could probably serve as Exhibit A.

Hop in the time capsule and set the calendar for the 1930’s. Specifically set the date for September 21, 1930 and then pick up the New York Times. Here’s the headline in the Times that day, replete with the Times-provided capital letters.