New York Times

New York Times Patrick Healy, a former political reporter now the paper’s deputy Opinion editor, issued a strange piece as part of a special section: “How Conservatives Think About George Floyd’s Death and BLM.”  Healy found another reason to lecture conservatives about how wrong they are about Black Lives Matter and the rioting and looting that accompanied anti-police protests in the…

Morning Joe promotes opening immigration "floodgates" as a means of addressing lower fertility rates and declining population.

The New York Times finally updated its irresponsible reporting on an idea it notoriously “debunked” just two months ago – the possibility that the coronavirus really could have originated in a lab in Wuhan, China, as opposed to a “wet market” in the city. The Times and the rest of the media mocked the possibility that the coronavirus could have been studied in the Wuhan lab…

New York Times reporter Reid Epstein suggested the white residents of Wausau, Wisconsin were against racial equality for the “people of color” within their community, and was rewarded with placement on the front page of Wednesday’s edition: “County Sought To Be Inclusive. Not All Agreed.” The text box on the jump page read: “Opposing views of racial equality in a…

Just when you think racial agitators can't get more outrageous and ridiculous, they do. We see fruits of this evil obsession every single day. Throughout the pandemic, the media preached that historical racism in the United States disproportionately impacted African Americans. Hollywood bombards us with race-shaming on show after show, using fictional characters to lecture us on the…

MSNBC’s ReidOut host Joy Reid joined the chorus of defenders on Thursday of the racist, America-hating 1619 Project and creator Nikole Hannah-Jones in light of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s decision to deny her immediate tenure as part of a professorship. Reid blasted the move as an “authoritarian” and “chill[ing]” act of “war” and “cancel culture” against a (…

How relevant is Bette Midler? She’s got a hot take on one of the most controversial incidents  … of 1992. Midler praised Irish Singer Sinead O’Connor in a recent Twitter post, saying “she was right about...everything.” The Hocus Pocus witch was referring to O'Connor's infamous tearing of an image of Pope John Paul II during her live Saturday Night Live performance, which many…

On the one-year anniversary of CNN Prime Time host Chris Cuomo trying to distract the public from his brother, New York Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo’s unfolding nursing home deaths cover-up scandal by pulling out giant cotton swabs, The Washington Post dropped a bombshell story detailing how Chris was part of Andrew’s sexual harassment advisory team and told his elder…

The New York Times hasn’t recovered from the CDC’s new, looser guidance on mask-wearing. Wednesday’s report by Julie Bosman and Sarah Mervosh channeled the paper’s liberal precaution: “Under New Honor System on Masks, Americans Ask, ‘Am I to Trust These People?’” The text box relayed: “Guidance from the C.D.C. is greeted with skepticism.” Whatever happened to science-…

The New York Times continued its historically biased coverage of the intractable Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with new violence by the terrorist group Hamas spurred by the proposed eviction of Palestinian families from Sheikh Jarrah, a neighborhood in East Jerusalem. After years of trying to get social media moguls to crack down on right-wing “misinformation” on social media, the…

The infamous, now discredited Fusion GPS dossier that purported to expose candidate Donald Trump’s ties to the Russian government is being disowned, even by The New York Times!  A 2,500-word excerpt from a forthcoming expose by former Times reporter Barry Meier, Spooked -- The Trump Dossier, Black Cube, and the Rise of Private Spies, made the front…

The New York Times attempted to save President Joe Biden’s political image after a string of abysmal economic news plagued the administration recently. spun attention away from the gas shortages, spiking inflation and atrocious April jobs growth in a story headlined, “Amid Economic Turmoil, Biden Stays Focused on Longer Term.”

“Ultra”-labeling bias reigned in Saturday’s New York Times, in which various political stories slammed “ultraconservative” Republicans in Congress, but coddled lefties with flattering labels. Reporter Catie Edmondson threw around labels left and (hard) right. She managed the mouthful “ultraconservative” twice in a single story, “G.O.P. Replaces a Trump Critic With a Trump Convert.” (“…

In the Trump years, reporters loved quoting anonymous White House sources on Donald Trump losing his temper. Now, a version of that story on Biden’s “short fuse,” complete with yelling at aides in “profanity-laced episodes,” has emerged in Saturday’s New York Times…but they try to sell it as a positive. In the paper, the headline is “Beneath Folksy Demeanor, a Deliberative Biden.”