New York Times

It's rare when you can acknowledge a conservative viewpoint was given a full airing on taxpayer-funded National Public Radio. But on Friday, the New York Times podcast The Daily -- which airs across the country on NPR -- offered a platform to Manhattan Institute fellow Christopher Rufo, under the headline "The Conservative Activist Pushing Trump to Attack U.S. Colleges." Rufo…

It seems impossible for former New York Times columnist Paul Krugman to stay out of the limelight and make himself look even more ridiculous.

On Wednesday's CNN This Morning, host Audie Cornish calls two of her guests her "Republican chat group." The Republicans in question are Charlie Dent, a Never Trumper who says he is "very cynical" about Trump's tariffs, calling them a "bad rule," and Kristen Soltis Anderson, who has written a New York Times op-ed warning Republicans about the path they're going down. Anderson suggests there's…

“America’s Police State Has Arrived,” a column in Sunday’s New York Times by M. Gessen, who was a prominent gay rights activist in Vladimir Putin’s Russia before escaping to the United States and writing books on Putin’s Russia. Here’s how “they” are identified by the Times: “They won a George Polk award for opinion writing in 2024.” Unfortunately, after less than three months into…

Firing Line host Margaret Hoover conducted a panel at the USC Center for the Political Future, taped January 30 and aired Friday as a regular episode of the long-running PBS series originated by seminal conservative William F. Buckley. The episode was advertised as “The challenges for journalism in the age of Trump.” New York Times national political reporter Adam Nagourney…

Sunday’s New York Times was loaded with hostile anti-administration stories, including “As El Paso Gunman Faces Sentencing, the Hate That Inspired Him Rises Again." Reporters Edgar Sandoval and Reyes Mata III, tried to hang the 2019 massacre at a Walmart in El Paso on President Trump right from the online subhead: “The lawyer of the white supremacist who slaughtered 23 people in 2019…

The New York Times seemed invigorated in its coverage of nationwide "Hands Off" anti-Trump protests on Saturday. The funniest part? The story by a trio of Times reporters had zero ideological labels -- no "liberal," "left-wing," "progressive," "socialist," you name it. 

Count on the media reporters of The New York Times to come oozing to the defense of leftist anchors who've been dismissed (or left in an egotistical huff) now trying to attract an audience on Substack. We're asked to feel sorry for "a handful of cable stars marooned from their mainstream media jobs." There's not a single liberal/left label in the piece.

Ya can’t make it up. Unless, of course, you’re The New York Times.

It’s apparently Opposite Day. A leftist economic think tank funded by George Soros is crying that the media lied about President Joe Biden’s economy … by trying to convince everyone that it was bad. What is this, the Twilight Zone?

The House DOGE subcommittee presses the CEOs of PBS and NPR about their biases, but The New York Times warned of "dark pronouncements by Republicans" in "a fiery hearing that represented the latest salvo against the American press by close allies of the Trump administration.” Exposing liberal bias is "anti-press." The Times attacking Fox News is not "anti-press."

Right now, the guardians of the "public" broadcasting empire are defending their tax subsidies by claiming it's somehow extremely unique, and not just another liberal set of networks. In reality, PBS and NPR are echo chambers for legacy liberal media outlets. The NPR talk show Fresh Air has lavished hours on The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and other…

Chuck Schumer is running scared from his own party. He can’t even hit the road to promote his new book, “Antisemitism in America: A Warning,” for fear of protests. The Senate minority leader had to postpone his publicity tour on account of what a spokeswoman calls “security concerns.” Progressive Democrats, furious Schumer passed a Republican spending bill to avoid a government shutdown, are…

On Monday, PBS News Hour followed NPR's Fresh Air in promoting New York Times reporter David Enrich's anti-Trump book Murder The Truth: Fear, the First Amendment, and a Secret Campaign to Protect the Powerful. Right-wingers from President Trump to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas are cartooned as "truth murderers."