New York Times

Respect for religion reigned over the front page of Thursday’s New York Times, at least the progressive strain, focusing on U.S. Sen. Raphael Warnock, the reverend who recently won reelection in Georgia runoff. The Times has found its latest left-wing “rising star,” as revealed in the fawning profile by Katie Glueck, “Raphael Warnock Is a Pastor and Politician Who Sees Voting…

Jaws dropped at a New York Times story by Beijing bureau chief Keith Bradsher with the headline “After Fanning Covid Fears, China Must Now Try to Allay Them.” In China, "government officials and state media were still emphasizing the most ominous medical news about the pandemic," much like the…

New Twitter owner Elon Musk gave reporter Matt Taibbi of Substack access to internal Twitter documents about the media platform’s decision to spike the Hunter Biden laptop story and about how “the Biden team” had a direct pipeline to Twitter executives. 

George Soros’ globalist influence extends across time and borders. His charities fund hundreds of media organizations worldwide.

Leftist New York Times economic columnist Paul Krugman glossed over inflation in yet another wild column that read more like a fantasy fiction novel than legitimate analysis.

On CNN This Morning, political commentator S.E. Cupp says that Republicans might have had a better candidate in Georgia: "If you had a strong Republican leadership willing to say to Donald Trump, this candidate is crap and we're not going to win with this candidate."

The New York Times cited leftist groups to bash Elon Musk’s Twitter, claiming more free speech has led to a supposed escalation of “hate speech” online.

The New York Times waited until Sunday. The online headline was "Elon Musk, Matt Taibbi, and a Very Modern Media Maelstrom." In Monday's paper, they buried it on page B-5 with the headline "Musk and an Independent Journalist Ignite Debate by Releasing the ‘Twitter Files’." Notice the Bidens aren't in the headline.

While the New York Times is now accurately covering the backlash of the Chinese people to the Communist regime’s authoritarian and counterproductive attempts to eradicate COVID, the paper hailed the success of China’s authoritarian approach, when the regime first made the West believe it had somehow conquered a highly contagious airborne virus. One particularly sordid example…

New York Times opinion writer Frank Bruni wrote a piece describing DeSantis as an “optical illusion,” that “geyser of gibberish” Elon Musk seems fond of him. “Magnates like Musk typically cling to the moment’s shiniest toys, and DeSantis, fresh off his re-election, is a curiously gleaming action figure.” Bruni’s spitting nails at the idea that Musk could find him “sensible and…

In Tuesday’s New York Times, political reporter Reid Epstein packed a lot of open mockery into a short news account about a campaign ad from Rev. Raphael Warnock, the current U.S. senator from Georgia, who is in an electoral runoff with Republican candidate and former football star Herschel Walker: “‘Is He for Real?’: Warnock Hits Walker in New Ad, but Lets Others Do the Talking.”

New York Times reporter Nicholas Fandos’ Sunday election-aftermath piece appeared under the cynical headline deck, “Meet the Voters Who Fueled New York’s Seismic Tilt Toward the G.O.P. -- Republicans used doomsday-style ads to prey on suburban voters’ fear of crime in New York, helping to flip enough seats to capture the House.” Yet Fandos assured readers that New York City was safe,…

On MSNBC's The ReidOut, New York Times editorial board member and MSNBC analyst, Mara Gay proved that she knows very little about the civil rights movement or how the historic Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed when she attempted to slime the "modern" Republican Party as being in opposition to civil rights. When in reality, the civil rights legislation of the 1960s would never have…

Pundits, liberal and conservative, underestimated the impact on the midterms of the reaction to the reversal of Roe v. Wade. In states like Kentucky and Michigan, where abortion was on the ballot, restrictions to abortion were lost, and “protecting access” to abortion won. In California, voters voted on Proposition 1, a ballot measure to “codify” abortion by placing the right to abortion in…