New York Times

On the front page of Thursday’s New York Times, technology reporter Mike Isaac pushed a just-completed “civil rights” audit of Facebook: “Facebook Lets Hate Flourish, Report Finds.”But that headline actually translates into a complaint that Facebook is not sufficiently censoring Trump and his supporters in the run-up to the November elections. 

If comparing Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler isn’t enough, The New York Times has found a new attack for the angry left: The President is just like the villainous Mayor in Steven Spielberg's classic Jaws, getting people killed in order to make a few dollars. The paper on Wednesday this revisionist take on the film: 

New York Times reporter Reid Epstein wept on Thursday over the “nativist smears” poor Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-Ill.) was force to endure at the hands of popular Fox News Channel host Tucker Carlson. Reid fumed under the headline: “After Fox Host Questions Her Patriotism, Senator Who Lost Legs to War Hits Back.”  Epstein played the racist card to protect Duckworth from any…

The New York Times just can’t stop accusing President Trump of racism and linking him, without evidence, to the cause of the Confederacy. On Tuesday, White House correspondent Maggie Haberman made the front page with “Feeding on White Resentment, Trump Adds to an Old Playbook -- Railing at Change, to Republicans’ Dismay.” Haberman showed her hypersensitivity: "Mr. Trump again referred…

The 1619 Project, that bad faith, cynical reinterpretation of American history that’s been percolating in some of our high schools’ curricula, is apparently being greenlit for the Hollywood TV and film treatment by none other than our beloved Oprah Winfrey and Lionsgate Studios.

Fussy columnists at The New York Times are already trying to stack the debates for Joe Biden, claiming that because he's chosen not to do any campaigning, that's somehow putting President Trump at an unfair advantage. Thomas Friedman's column carried the headline "Biden Should Not Debate Trump Unless… Here are two conditions the Democrat should set."

The front page of Sunday’s New York Times featured J. David Goodman lecturing Lubbock denizens on masks: “Virus Inundates Texas, Fed by Abiding Mistrust Of Government Orders.” If that didn't get the Dumb Texas Trumpers point across, check out the text box: “Safety mandates fall on deaf ears deep in Trump country.” Why would Texans ignore public health advice? One huge hint was offered…

In Sunday’s New York Times, self-impressed movie critic A.O. Scott wondered whether it was a good thing that we’re missing superhero movies in this summer of coronavirus, given their authoritarian, even fascist tendencies: “Twilight of the Superheroes -- What if they were not really there to protect us?” He opined, "Gotham City moved to a noticeably reactionary rhythm, governed by the…

The New York Times hates American capitalism, and nothing makes that clearer than its Sunday print newspaper.

The front page of the New York Times’ local edition Sunday took another bite out of Trump’s Independence Day weekend speeches in “As Virus Rages and Poll Numbers Slip, ‘American Carnage’ Redux.”The text box underlined an imaginary racist angle to Trump’s speeches: “Stoking racial fears to pit a white voting base against nationwide calls for social justice.” The story by White House…

Is there anything sillier than The New York Times calling anyone else's tone "dark and divisive"? The paper’s Twitter feed captured the tone: “President Trump delivered a dark and divisive speech at Mount Rushmore, leaning into the culture wars and barely mentioning the pandemic.”

New York Times White House correspondent Annie Karni described “a peaceful march” (through a private neighborhood) of some "social justice" protesters that encompassed destruction of a gate, trespassing on private property, and apparently verbal shouts and threats. She smeared both the homeowners protecting their home, and President Trump for tweeting about it.

The New York Times, after ignoring the issue for decades, has abruptly become quite concerned about the dark history behind the historical granite carvings of Mount Rushmore featuring presidents Washington, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Lincoln. Under the misleadingly benign headline “How Mount Rushmore Became Mount Rushmore,” the paper stirred up more racial animosity in the…

The New York Times has identified a new villain in their insane cancel culture wars. Hawaiian shirts. I kid you not.