New York Times

The New York Times again attacked President Trump’s “law and order” rhetoric by implying it’s racist (and that Trump himself is racist) while insisting the phrase has backfired on Trump after the disgusting spectacle of the riot on Capitol Hill. Elaina Plott’s “political memo,” “How Trump’s ‘Law and Order’ Mantra Was So Loaded Yet So Hollow,” also smeared the police as a group while…

The University of Alabama Crimson Tide won another college football national championship, and the New York Times returned to its disgraceful double standards on condemning sports fans gathering in celebration during a pandemic: It’s dangerously irresponsible when done in red states, but it’s ignored when done in liberal cities. Wednesday’s Sports page featured the ominous headline, “Tide Fans…

The disgusting spectacle at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday involving some extremist Trump supporters dominated the New York Times again on Sunday. Reporter Trip Gabriel front of the National section, “For Loyal Trump Base, Anti-Democratic Ideals And Distrust Still Burn.” But yet again, Times reporters went beyond justifiable condemnation of rioting and lies to defend the media’s coverage of the…

The inexcusable rioting and looting in the halls and floors of the U.S. Congress this week has cast a shameful pall over the country. But the New York Times often went beyond justifiably calling out the rioters and those who egged them on. The paper overreached, making accusations of racial favoritism among police and alleging a double standard on riots, while ignoring liberal hypocrisy.

The left’s hatred of President Donald Trump truly knows no bounds. 

Recode co-founder and New York Times contributor Kara Swisher is rejoicing in her assumption that Trump will be removed from Twitter. 

Wokester reporters at the New York Times forced out its editorial page editor this summer after he published an op-ed by Republican U.S. Senator Tom Cotton that called for military help in quelling street riots. Yet it’s perfectly happy to prominently feature Chinese Communist propaganda from its own staffers suggesting China’s brand of authoritarianism is the wave of the future. But don’t…

Radical Rev. Raphael Warnock is running against who the New York Times calls “strident Trump loyalist” Sen. Kelly Loeffler in one of two U.S. Senate runoffs that end Tuesday in Georgia. The Times has been feverishly promoting both Democratic runoff candidates (the other is Jon Ossoff), especially Warnock, while lobbing accusations at the Republicans. The pro-Democratic propaganda culminated…

The New York Times hailed victory in its fight for abortion in Argentina, cheering on “a landmark vote” legalizing abortion in the Latin American country on Saturday: “Argentine Women’s Voices Helped Shift a Movement.” The paper dishonestly linked abortion indelibly to feminism and the “women’s movement” there, as if all women are of a single mind on abortion: "This week, after their efforts …

Not all culture cancellations are the same. The emerging “news” that Hilaria Baldwin (wife of former screen star Alec Baldwin) has been faking her Spanish origins is the subject of much recent online mirth. Yet somehow this ignominy has earned her not condemnation, but a supportive platform in the New York Times, headlined “Hilaria Baldwin: ‘I’m Living My Life.’” Stop the presses! The story’s…

The New York Times is still carrying a torch for failed 2017 Democratic congressional candidate Jon Ossoff, so young, so photogenic, so liberal. He faces Republican Sen. David Perdue in a January 6 runoff for a vital seat in Georgia. On Monday, reporters Reid Epstein and Serge Kovaleski gushed on the front page over Ossoff's resume. On Thursday, Epstein, along with fellow reporter Lisa Lerer,…

While the New York Times has piled hostile coverage on the Republican candidates in the vital U.S. Senate runoff in Georgia, the paper has reliably defended the two Democratic challengers. Candidate Jon Ossoff  was awarded front-page puffery from reporters Reid Epstein and Serge Kovaleski, “After Some Breaks in Politics, Ossoff Made a Few of His Own.” Monday’s story opened with bullet points…

Did you realize that “Tiki bars are a beverage industry mainstay – with a painful and underexamined past” requiring “reclaiming” and “repair”?  That’s the sour message on the front of the New York Times Sunday Business section. An online headline actually read “History of Tiki Bars and Cultural Appropriation.”  On its eternal quest to ruin innocent pleasures, the New York Times is suffering a…

Movie stars -- is there anything they don’t know? More to the point, is there anything their media sycophants won’t quote them on? Take, for example, the recent New York Times interview with George Clooney, where we learn of the movie star's thoughts on Trump and COVID.

Sunday's New York Times Book Review included a promotional article in its Children's Books section headlined "Action Figures: Black lives that have moved us and 'moved the world forward.'" Book reviewer Leah Henderson compared Harris to Shirley Chisholm as an inspirational figure, quoting from author Nikki Grimes: "Kamala was like clay her parents molded for action.”