New York Times

The New York Times quietly admitted -- in a St. Patrick's Day story buried on page A-20, halfway through paragraph 23 -- that the emails on Hunter Biden's infamous laptop are real. All of the Big Tech censorship and Big Media brouhaha about the laptop story being "Russian disinformation" now looks even worse. 

Republican lawmakers tore into Big Tech for censoring the New York Post’s October 2020 Hunter Biden laptop story on Thursday after The New York Times tied files on the computer to a federal investigation.

The New York Times “On Politics” newsletter dealt with the latest racist atrocity committed by a Republican: “Republican in Ohio Senate Primary Spoke Offensively About Asians.” The subhead: “Mike Gibbons, a leading contender to succeed Senator Rob Portman, made the comments in a 2013 podcast on doing business in China.” The Times huffed: "The leading Republican candidate in…

In a story posted Wednesday night, The New York Times finally came around to implicitly admitting to what many knew in 2020 but, like the intrepid New York Post, were censored for saying: The emails on Hunter Biden’s laptop are indeed real. And, worse yet, the specific e-mails that The Times confirmed involved Burisma.

Unfortunately for the Times, it appears that Project Veritas and James O'Keefe now live in every waking (and perhaps sleeping) thought of the Times staffers as revealed by a memo, parts of which were reported on by Tuesday's Politico Playbook PM.

As Russia wages unilateral war on Ukraine, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is rightly seen by most everyone as a malign force, including the New York Times. But the Times hasn’t always aligned against history’s dictators and strongmen. While one of the Times’ most common charges against former President Donald Trump was his alleged soft spot for authoritarian leaders…

This week, the reliably pro-communist New York Times found itself in more hot water after it published a Sunday column from an official with a Chinese Communist Party outfit without proper disclosure as well as failing to note that said author appeared last year with longtime columnist and pro-China defender Thomas Friedman at an event for a think tank tied to Chinese state-run media…

The New York Times is clearly not ready for the pandemic to end, judging by Sunday’s story, “Two Years Into the Pandemic, Relief, Frustration and Fear as Mandates Ease” by Jack Healy and Ashley Wong. The online headline: “The Covid-19 Pandemic Has Lasted 2 Years. The Next Steps Are Divisive.” Two years into the pandemic, the paper is still ladling out more anxiety-enabling neuroticism…

If you were watching NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday, you received your daily dose of liberal bias and alternative history. Which is to say it was your typical episode. During the panel segment, host Chuck Todd and his guests discussed the ongoing war in Ukraine, when the New York Times’s Helene Cooper decided to speculate what the situation in Europe would be like if former President Donald…

When Project Veritas released an embarrassing sting video displaying New York Times reporter Matthew Rosenberg denouncing the "woke" youngsters at his newspaper and talking about which reporters are terrible writers, CNN's Oliver Darcy knew just how to handle it. He wrote a Times-defending story on Friday attacking the "right-wing group" conduciting a "harassment and intimidation…

The New York Times ran a biased story by official fact-checker Linda Qiu in defense of President Biden and high gas prices: “Invasion and Pandemic, Not Policies, Are Driving Up Gas Prices.” The online headline was more partisan: “Republicans Wrongly Blame Biden for Rising Gas Prices.” It's a far cry from the paper's reaction to high prices during the last Bush administration.

New York Times staffers leaked to Politico about a meeting in which their executive editor cautioned about not letting the public see their "heads explode" over a couple of recent Project Veritas videos.

The devastating and all-too-real invasion of Ukraine by the Russians has galvanized the world. It also reminded some of a movie favorite of many Americans, one loathed by the media. Its plot? A determined group of young people fight off an invasion by the Russians. Of course, I’m talking about the ‘80s classic Red Dawn. 

On Friday's New Day, CNN correspondent Alex Marquardt interviewed Luliia Mendel, Ukrainian President Zelensky's former spokeswoman, and asks about her tweet in which she said it would be a "tragedy" if Kamala Harris became president. Mendel said she was referring to Harris' laughing response when she was asked about the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Mendel added that "even if her…