New York Times

Anti-Jewish terrorists inspired by the “Free Palestine” movement allegedly have, over the last few weeks, made three attacks on Jews in America. While the New York Times’ coverage has been sufficiently forthright in identifying the pro-Palestinian nature of the attackers, one key phrase the paper has previously used to describe supposed right-wing domestic terrorism went missing: The…

From the files of the Media Research Center and NewsBusters, here are a few of the most obnoxious examples of liberal media personalities commandeering commencement ceremonies to inflict their agenda on graduates and their families.

The New York Times is trying to Gorilla glue an insane idea to our brains that we will somehow feel the sting of President Donald Trump and the GOP choosing to cut federal benefits to — wait for it — illegal immigrants. 

In a segment on how the Democrats can find a path back to power, the Morning Joe panel doesn't dare to mention even one specific issue on which the Dems need to back off their hard-left positions.

The brazen anti-Americanism replete within The New York Times has become so in-your-face you can smell it like someone with a halitosis condition yawning within a few centimeters of your nose at a bus stop. How the trash newspaper tried to give new meaning to the idea of Memorial Day in its print edition is no exception.

The New York Times ran a Memorial Day “news analysis” marking five years since George Floyd was killed while being detained by police in Minneapolis in the summer of 2020: “5 Years After George Floyd’s Murder, the Backlash Takes Hold -- The Black Lives Matter movement, kicked into high gear after Mr. Floyd’s murder on May 25, 2020, has given way to the politics of ‘white grievance’…

The liberal New York Times has a habit of instantly fretting about Islamophobia whenever there’s an attack by radical Muslims, so it was inevitable that the paper responded to the murder by a pro-Palestinian activist of two young Jews, staffers at the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C., by fretting about how this will affect the larger “pro-Palestinian” movement.

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The brazen murder of two young Israeli Embassy staffers in DC was committed by a man on the radical left, but other than Jake Tapper, none of TV network stars could identify the shooter as "left," let along "radical left." MRCTV's Justine Brooke Murray helps break it down.

When Donald Trump is president, it’s considered dangerously authoritarian if he accuses someone of treason – and it’s considered heroic “truth-telling” when you accuse Trump of being a treasonous authoritarian.  The latest exhibit is leftist rock star/first-rate tax evader Bruce Springsteen. On stage in England, Springsteen claimed America "is currently in the hands of a corrupt, incompetent,…

The New York Times is testing a pretty desperate excuse for Donald Trump’s stubborn approval ratings, which aren’t awful, despite the unanimity of mainstream media against him. Cue the sneers about “lower-information voters”! The online headline encapsulated the main excuse: “One Thing Helping Trump’s Approval Rating: Some People Are Not Paying Attention.” 

As reported by The New York Times and other fellow liberal media apologists, CBS News president Wendy McMahon announced Monday she quit as a sign of dismay and disgust with the network overlords moving toward a settlement with now-President Trump for 60 Minutes’s hatchet job of an October 2020 interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris.

New York Times reporter Steven Lee Myers, who covers “misinformation and disinformation” and is a social media censorship supporter and First Amendment non-fan, is back with a story posted on Thursday, relaying the sad news that the Trump administration against self-styled invariably leftist misinformation “experts” – i.e. social media censors: “Trump Administration Cancels Scores of…

Eli Tan, a San Francisco-based tech reporter for the New York Times, devoted 2,500 words in the paper’s Sunday edition decrying the spread of right-wing conspiracy theories, now that no one subscribes to the Times or local newspapers anymore: “How Misinformation and Partisan ‘New Media’ Changed a California Town.” The story was heavily based on a "militia" incidence that…

David Segal, a feature writer for the New York Times, interviewed German-born novelist Daniel Kehlmann, who “sees chilling parallels between what happened [under Hitler] and what has unfolded since Trump’s second inauguration.” The “Republican president = Hitler” smear has been a tired and offensive lazy liberal trope unworthy of appearing in a once-prestigious newspaper.