New York Times

New York Times reporter Nellie Bowles has again committed journalism, on the front-page of Tuesday’s edition, no less, providing close-up pictures of th real-world consequences of the often violent, destructive, anti-American “protests” taking place in U.S. cities. Her latest: “Protesters Pressure Bystanders to Choose a Side.” The text box captured more of the gist: “Movement Divided…

David Marchese’s “Talk” interview for the New York Times Magazine promoted Rep. Ilhan Omar, the controversial left-wing congresswoman who has made multiple anti-Semitic remarks during her term in office, most of which have been downplayed or excused by the paper. Smugness radiated from the headline: “Ilhan Omar Is Not Here to Put You at Ease.” Marchese’s “Talk” with a black Republican…

The New York Times apparently has no ability to figure out what a "peaceful protest" looks like. The online headline deck of Monday's print story read: “Trump Supporters Disrupt Early Voting in Virginia -- A group waving Trump flags and chanting “four more years” created a commotion at a polling location in Fairfax, Va.” Yet when confronted with a case of actual Election Day voter…

CNN's Erin Burnett Upfront on Thursday somehow took President Trump's order to create a "1776 Commission" to advocate for better education of our liberty-based history and mangled it into....communist China? Erin Burnett's kooky guest was embarrassing Obama Benghazi spokesperson (and now Biden surrogate) Susan Rice. Is Erin a host? Or a stewardess? Did she bring Rice a cocktail and a…

Appearing as a guest Friday night during MSNBC coverage of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, New York Times Supreme Court reporter Linda Greenhouse fretted that a more conservative U.S. Supreme Court would facilitate "voter suppression" against felons and support "phony" complaints about racial discrimination against whites and Asians in college admissions.

Counter-productive perversity at the New York Times: Two sportswriters who don’t want college football this year are accusing those who do of putting lives at risk (even though college football games started up two weeks ago, and so far, so good). The Big 10 Conference executed a reverse of its previous decision to delay its football season and will instead play games this year,…

Beloved comedian Chris Rock is now leaning into the race narrative that the left is using to divide America, reminding New York Times readers that, sure, African Americans are making progress, but in the same way that a housewife in an abusive marriage is making progress by not being beat by her husband anymore.

New York Times reporters dealt with the deadly state of wildfires in California on Monday’s front page, but used it solely as a cudgel with which to bash President Trump, in two front-page stories: “Trump, a Bold Climate Denier, Confronts a Charred California" and “Spurred By Fires, Trump and Biden Clash On Climate."

Did you enjoy forgetting about 2020 for a while while watching the NFL on Sunday (if you could overlook the social justice symbolism)? How dare you, says New York Times sports essayist Kurt Streeter. His first “Sports of the Times” column suggests we can expect regular doses of guilt-ridden consciousness-raising from a writer who would rather talk about politics. His fear-mongering…

The debate over Netflix’s controversial film Cuties continues, somehow, with liberals in the media double and tripling down on defending the movie from charges of sexualizing children. One way of doing this that has picked up steam recently is trying to delegitimize the efforts to cancel Netflix by associating them with QAnon.

Cuties, a French movie which hypersexualizes little girls, recently dropped on Netflix to broad controversy. But the New York Times has joined much of the media elite in condemning not the film but its critics, lumping them in with QAnon conspiracists, while noting the movie is an award-winner, and besides, the French didn’t seem to mind. 

The lead National section story by Jennifer Steinhauer in Saturday’s New York Times took a magnifying glass to the right-wing militia movement, trying to tie veterans to white supremacy and white supremacy to President Trump: “Veterans Fortify the Ranks of Militias That Align With Trump’s Views.” Meanwhile, the Times describes Antifa as too loosely organized to be a problem (…

New York Times economist Paul Krugman has a knack for opening his mouth on Twitter and letting nothing but disgusting nonsense and hate fall out.

On Morning Joe, Mika Brzezinski quotes from her hubby's latest Washington Post column in which he wrote that "many working-class Americans have been voting against their own economic interests for so long," by which he meant, voting for Republicans. That is a notion popularized in the book What's the Matter with Kansas? by leftist author Thomas Frank.