New York Times

There was some good old-school New York Times labeling bias on Wednesday’s front page, on California Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s fight to become House Speaker when the Republican Party takes over control of Congress next month: “McCarthy Fights to Clear Path to Speaker’s Seat.” The front-page text box set the hostile labeling tone: “Trump’s Lobbying Has Not Moved Critics on the Far Right.” …

A New York Times story by health and science writer Dana Smith took us back to the spring of 2020 with its knee-jerk advocacy of, and anti-scientific confidence in, (sigh) masking up forever: “Amid a ‘Tripledemic,’ It’s Time to Mask Up Again, Experts Say.” Both Smith and her handpicked “experts” sounded way too enthusiastic hectoring readers to don their face diapers once again.

Against stiff competition, New York Times’ Maggie Astor has proven herself one of the most liberally biased reporters at the paper, whether she’s condemning any criticism of vice-president Kamala Harris as racist or blaming Donald Trump for violence against transgenders. On Sunday she took on conservative criticism of “groomers” and transgender activists, and the results were no more…

Saturday’s New York Times lamented criticism of the prisoner swap involving the return of WNBA player and lefty activist Brittney Griner for the release of a notorious Russian arms dealer known as the “Merchant of Death,” suggesting racism and lesbian liberal-hating were afoot. “Blowback Over Griner’s Release Exposes Depth of America’s Divisions” was penned by Jonathan Weisman, who…

The New York Times is doing the ideological splits on rioting. TV critic James Poniewozik named as one of the year's Best TV Shows the "Jan. 6 Committee Hearings." But the movie critics wanted to make sure you watched the leftist documentary Riotsville, USA, because a federal response to riots in the Sixties was "sinister," yet "laughable."

Respect for religion reigned over the front page of Thursday’s New York Times, at least the progressive strain, focusing on U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, the reverend who recently won reelection in Georgia runoff. The Times has found its latest left-wing “rising star,” as revealed in the fawning profile by Katie Glueck, “Raphael Warnock Is a Pastor and Politician Who Sees Voting…

Jaws dropped at a New York Times story by Beijing bureau chief Keith Bradsher with the headline “After Fanning Covid Fears, China Must Now Try to Allay Them.” In China, "government officials and state media were still emphasizing the most ominous medical news about the pandemic," much like the…

New Twitter owner Elon Musk gave reporter Matt Taibbi of Substack access to internal Twitter documents about the media platform’s decision to spike the Hunter Biden laptop story and about how “the Biden team” had a direct pipeline to Twitter executives. 

George Soros’ globalist influence extends across time and borders. His charities fund hundreds of media organizations worldwide.

Leftist New York Times economic columnist Paul Krugman glossed over inflation in yet another wild column that read more like a fantasy fiction novel than legitimate analysis.

On CNN This Morning, political commentator S.E. Cupp says that Republicans might have had a better candidate in Georgia: "If you had a strong Republican leadership willing to say to Donald Trump, this candidate is crap and we're not going to win with this candidate."

The New York Times cited leftist groups to bash Elon Musk’s Twitter, claiming more free speech has led to a supposed escalation of “hate speech” online.

The New York Times waited until Sunday. The online headline was "Elon Musk, Matt Taibbi, and a Very Modern Media Maelstrom." In Monday's paper, they buried it on page B-5 with the headline "Musk and an Independent Journalist Ignite Debate by Releasing the ‘Twitter Files’." Notice the Bidens aren't in the headline.

While the New York Times is now accurately covering the backlash of the Chinese people to the Communist regime’s authoritarian and counterproductive attempts to eradicate COVID, the paper hailed the success of China’s authoritarian approach, when the regime first made the West believe it had somehow conquered a highly contagious airborne virus. One particularly sordid example…