New York Times

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.

In a last-minute White House press briefing, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany opened Tuesday with a stinging rebuke against the virulently anti-Trump and far-left New York Times, eviscerating their anonymously-sourced Russia stories that have “undermine[d]” not only Donald Trump as commander-in-chief, but also national and global security to disseminate threats.

The New York Times continues to pile up propaganda for the transgender cause. The lead full-page National section story on Sunday by Isabella Grullon Paz and Maggie Astor was un-journalistic in its embrace of trans-activism and its hostile hurling of baseless charges against President Trump: “Black, Transgender And Mobilized – Imperiled Group Aims to Seize Moment.” The reporters…

The New York Times has openly relished ripping down and vandalizing statues, as demonstrated by the full-page photo essay on the front of the Friday National section under the suspiciously celebratory headline “Dumped, Painted, Toppled, Boxed Up and Hoisted Away.” The removal or destruction of a variety of “racist” monoliths comes with the tacit approval, if not actual applause, of…

The irony is so thick it would take a chain saw to cut it. Here is the headline from this New York Times editorial on May 23rd. "Why Does the U.S. Military Celebrate White Supremacy? It is time to rename bases for American heroes — not racist traitors." The editorial - not an Op-Ed from a non-Times person but from the paper’s own Editorial Board - says this, bold print for…

It wasn't meant to be funny but when you read Wednesday's New York Times story about virtue-signalling liberals living in the Minneapolis neighborhood of Powderhorn Park trying to avoid calling police despite rising crime due to a new homeless encampment. A big factor in the comedic entertainment provided by Times reporter Caitlin Dickerson writing in all seriousness about…

This is where the perverted fairy tale of the 1619 Project was headed all along. Nikole Hannah-Jones, who wrote the lead essay in The New York Times’s reimagining of U.S. “history” as irreparably marred by the sins of slavery and racism, is now demanding reparations for black U.S. citizens. 

The left has come for former progressive President Woodrow Wilson, perhaps the founding father of the modern-day liberal state, for his deep racism and the segregationist policies he pushed both as president of Princeton University and president of the United States from 1913-1921. As the New York Times Michael Levenson’s reported, “Monmouth University to Remove…