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Google will reportedly shove The New York Times's leftist propaganda down Americans’ throats and is willing to pay tens of millions of dollars to make it happen.

Harvard Law School’s bonafide leftist Laurence Tribe didn’t see the ethics issue in advising President Joe Biden to ignore standing law on the debt ceiling in order to … uphold the law.

When his insane solution to the current debt negotiation was panned by fellow leftists, New York Times columnist Paul Krugman took to twitter to whine to his followers. 

New York Times writer-at-large Sarah Lyall came at the English royal family from the Left from London as King Charles III formally became King of England in Westminster Abbey on Saturday. While most in the United Kingdom, and the United States, greeted the traditionwith respect or at least acceptance, Lyall couldn’t resist injecting some adolescent non-conformism into the mix with “As…

Don Lemon's firing was not mysterious, but we're in week two of trying to figure out why Fox parted ways with Tucker Carlson. New leaks to Tucker-hating liberal outlets seemed intended to damage the ex-Fox host's standing, but conservatives largely found they liked him more.

If anything needs to cool down, it’s The New York Times and the eco-obsessed “digital brownshirts” clamoring for Google to censor content that undercuts climate change alarmism.

The computer scientist considered the “godfather of AI” just left Google so he can warn the world of the “scary” implications of artificial intelligence.

The so-called ‘Biden boom’ that New York Times economics columnist Paul Krugman has repeatedly foretold clearly never materialized. Now, he’s desperately trying to move the goalposts.

During the 2011 debt ceiling fight, the media relentlessly harassed Republican attempts to rein in spending, as journalists demanded tax increases and blasted conservatives as hostage takers and bomb-toting terrorists.

Leave it to the propagandists at The New York Times to try to sprinkle some sugar over an anemic GDP report.

The Tuesday New York Times demonstrated an obvious labeling contrast. On page A1 came the headlined "Fox News Ousts Carlson, a Voice Of the Far Right." But on B-1, there was no label in the header "Lemon Out At CNN; He Says He Is ‘Stunned’." Lemon was only "fiery" and "spiky," not liberal or far-left

The Jeremy Peters “Media Memo” on the front of Monday’s New York Times Business section, “Will the Fox-Dominion Settlement Affect Its News Coverage? Don’t Count on It, " went beyond the embarrassing particulars of the Fox News settlement with Dominion Voting Systems to hint racism at the right-leaning network, and also chided it for not showing “humility” by bowing to…

The respective reasoning behind Monday’s bombshell firings of Don Lemon by CNN and Tucker Carlson at Fox News came into focus by evening as it became evident that Lemon’s luck had been finally squeezed out among CNN executives following a tense, race-bait-filled interview with 2024 GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. And, in the case of Carlson, liberal journalists ran with a whole…

In a nearly 1,800-word piece posted Thursday afternoon at The New York Times website (but buried on A-16 of Saturday’s print edition), longtime White House reporter Michael Shear blasted the Biden administration for having “protect[ed]” the President through his first two years in office with only 54 interviews and the fewest press conferences in his first two years since Richard…