NY Times Editorializes Against Pols Using 'Nation's Trauma for Politic

NY Times Connects Recent Terrorist Plot to Wars in Iraq, Afghanistan

I guess we should have predicted this. After all, in the minds of many in the mainstream media, history began on March 20, 2003, when America invaded Iraq; unless absolutely necessary, all prior events relating to terrorism are to be ignored. As such, we shouldn’t be at all surprised that a New York Times front-page story about the recent thwarted terrorist plot in Great Britain tied the event to…

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NY Times Again Ignores Rep. Cynthia McKinney's Nutty Conspiracy Theori

The Contingency of 'Truth,' Redux

NY Times Ludicrously Celebrates Ned Lamont's Merry Band of 'Moderates

Chris Matthews Makes Final Push For Anti-War Candidate, Warns of 'Impe

NY Times Celebrates 'Disney Touch' of Hezbollah's Terror Leader

NYT's Senate-Race Review: From Rovian Slimeballs to Republican's Vill

NYTimes Helps Soften Hezbullah's Reputation

Senate Environment & Public Works Members Slam NYT's Heat Wave Op-Ed

It seems safe to say that many Republicans are fed up with the propagandist ways of America’s “newspaper of record,” the New York Times. On Friday, majority members of the Senate Committee on Environment & Public Works issued a statement regarding an August 3 op-ed by the Times’ Bob Herbert. Herbert’s column began, “It may be time to get serious about trying to slow the catastrophic trend of…

Hezbollah and MSM Use Goebbels’ Playbook

As the world watches events unfold in the Middle East from the comfort of their living rooms, evidence is mounting that Hezbollah is using the media in a fashion that would make Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels extremely proud. Such an assertion has far reaching implications to be sure, as it points an accusatory finger at the behavior of the American press as well.   Supporting this…

NY Times Critic: Frank Sinatra's Career Arc Foreshadowed U.S. Imperial

Fidel and the NY Times: Love at First Sight